Re: How to stop find-grep-dired?

[Stuart D. Herring]

> Yes, but how do you know that the process is async from elisp? Or is
> that maybe just a stupid question .... ;-)

Sorry if the ;-) means you know this, but just in case not:

You never see a synchronous process from elisp.  No elisp is evaluating
while the process runs.  So the answer is "all processes are asynchronous"
in the sense of all processes that you ever see.

Davis

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