SUMMARY: Emacs and tcsh

1996-11-21 Thread Neal R. Dalton
On Wed, 20 Nov 1996, Neal R. Dalton wrote: > In emacs-19.31, with in emacs shell, the ^Ms show up. In csh they don't. > > However, in csh the '*' didn't expand. Is there a fix? As far as I know, the version of csh is broken. > Is there a good TERM type for emacs shell, so things like passw

Emacs and tcsh

1996-11-21 Thread Christian Lynbech
I use the following in my .cshrc: stty -icrnl -onlcr -echo susp ^Z which I believe fixes the problem of ^M. However, you may also want to use terminal mode rather than shell mode. If you say: M-x term you get a "real" terminal. If you type TAB, you get filename completion from the

Re: Emacs and tcsh

1996-11-21 Thread Bruce Perens
Oh, now I have a guess at what is going wrong. Invoke "unset noglob" and see if the csh problem gets better. Then you'll have to figure out what is setting it. It is generally set while running "tset" because the termcap strings sometimes contain shell metacharacters. Bruce -- Bruce Perens

Emacs and tcsh

1996-11-20 Thread Neal R. Dalton
In emacs-19.31, with in emacs shell, the ^Ms show up. In csh they don't. However, in csh the '*' didn't expand. Is there a fix? Is there a good TERM type for emacs shell, so things like passwds don't show up? Thanks, Neal -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsub