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Subject: Re: my Re: file completion in the shell buffer
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Date: Thu, 26-Mar-87 13:43:16 EST
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? / nucsrl:comp.emacs / cef@h.cs.cmu.edu (Charles Fineman) /
? > Let me then repose the question of how to get rid of the echoing of the 
? > command and the ^M's that appear at the end of the lines. I tried putting
? > "stty nl -echo" into "~/.emacs_csh" with no effect. WHATS GOING ON?
? 
? I found out why I was having this problem:  my shell was tcsh, not csh.
? And tcsh turns on echo and outputs ^M's, and it ignores the 'nl' and
? '-echo' options to 'stty'.  I worked around this problem by making an alias
? for emacs that first sets the SHELL variable to /bin/csh.

That is certainly one solution, altho not the best one. The `proper'
way is to (setq shell-file-name "/bin/csh") in your .emacs file.

Of course, in the GNU lisp-shell (lsh) you would do:

	(alias emacs (lambda (SHELL) (emacs)) "/bin/csh")	:-)

Now as to tcsh, who has the latest and greatest copy and where can I
get it from?
 
? Jacob Gore
? Northwestern University, Computer Science Research Lab
? {ihnp4,chinet}!nucsrl!gore

	(Root Boy) Jim "Just Say Yes" Cottrell	<rbj@icst-cmr.arpa>
Somewhere in DOWNTOWN BURBANK a prostitute is OVERCOOKING a LAMB CHOP!!

P.S. Re: sex.1: While we're at it, why don't we censor Zippy as well!
After all, what does a Pinhead have to do with emacs either?

P.P.S. To all you lispers out there, I would appreciate any refinement
on my `alias'.