[ Slight tangent alert ... ]
Glynn Clements <glynn(a)gclements.plus.com> wrote:
So does shell-command, e.g.:
- minimise window
- run: gnuclient -eval '(shell-command "true")'
On my system (21.4.15), the gnuserv code pops up a new frame when I
execute the above gnuclient command (I have `gnuserv-frame' set to
`nil'). Looking at the gnuserv IPC, the following occurs when the
command is executed (for readability, I've replaced the ctrl-D EOL
terminator with "^D"):
6 (gnuserv-eval '(progn (shell-command "true")))^D
6 (gnuserv-edit-files '(x "mina:0.0") '() 'quick)^D
I have no idea why the second "gnuserv-edit-files" is being sent, but
that's causing the new frame on my system.
Foo.
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