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[h-e-w] More Cygwin-Emacs trouble (was: How to tell (windows) emacs whic
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Guy Worthington |
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[h-e-w] More Cygwin-Emacs trouble (was: How to tell (windows) emacs which ftp.exe, ediff.exe, grep.exe ... |
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03 Mar 2003 12:42:26 +0800 |
On Sun, Mar 02, 2003 at 11:57:56AM +0000, David Starks-Browning wrote:
> On 2 Mar 03, Guy Worthington writes:
> > ... I've never understood how to inherit the PATH environment
> > variable from windows.
> If you are happy with the same PATH in Cygwin and NT Emacs -- and you
> don't want to use the Cygwin port of GNU Emacs -- then another
> approach is to invoke "runemacs" from the Cygwin bash shell. If you
> have taken care with your PATH in Cygwin, it will work for NT Emacs,
> and it will automatically be inherited and used by NT Emacs. So you
> don't need to do anything special in .emacs.
That works nicely.
Infact that works so nicely, I'm hoping you may be able to help me
another minor irritation.
Here's the history:
Within emacs I've set bash as my shell. Using the advice in your FAQ.
This has the side effect that from within emacs, when I execute
M-x shell
I get symbols that look like: [17;18 embedded into the screen output.
After a bit of research, I found that I can remove these symbols by
using a .emacs_bash resource file. This is posted below:
-----
case "$EMACS" in
t) export TERM=gnuemacs
export PS1="\$ "
export PS2="> "
alias ll="ls -Fl"
alias lc="ls -F"
alias grep="grep -i"
esac
-----
Now the ^[[*&^%$# symbols have gone but, when I start a bash session using
M-x shell I get rubbish at startup:
]0; guyw :: Home (c:/Documents and Settings/guyw/Local Settings/Home)11> >
> > > > > > $
Is there any way to suppress this rubbish (it's only at startup).
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