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From: ceb@krypton.arc.nasa.gov (BUCKLEY)
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Subject: Re: staunching csh echoing under emacs on the Iris
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Date: 26 Apr 91 20:13:32 GMT
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In article <BILL.91Apr25142414@inls1.ucsd.edu>, bill@inls1.ucsd.edu (Bill Reynolds) writes...
>put the following in you .cshrc
> 
>if($TERM == "emacs") then
>	stty -echo
>endif

I actually had something like that in there, the problem was that if filec
is set on the SGI 3.3.2 csh, then that csh does an stty echo (at least)
after every command is executed.  I rarely use filec, so I just turned it off,
and brought the matter to the attention of SGI.  I hope it will be fixed
in the course of time.

Still, it works on the other SGI machines and older SGI machines which I
use which NFS access that .cshrc.