>>>> "sb" == SL Baur <steve(a)xemacs.org>
writes:
sb> Rodney Stromlund <Rodney.Stromlund(a)wnco.com> writes in
sb> xemacs-beta(a)xemacs.org: ...
> When I enter shell mode (I'm using ksh) if I start a program
that
> has lots of output, I can't break it or move my cursor around until
> the program ends.
sb> ...
> Please just email me and tell me to shut up!
sb> Don't use shell mode. Use an xterm instead. Modern shells have
sb> *much* better editing capabilities than shell mode.
By the way, what happened to term-mode? For me the formatting in
term-mode it seems to broken. `M-x term' opens a terminal window, but
it behaves weird. For example if I type `ls' at the prompt, just after
typing the `l' it looks like:
mike@laputa ~/ttt$ l
Then after typing the `s' I get:
mike@laputa ~/ttt$ l ls
And then after typing `return':
mike@laputa ~/ttt$ l ls
a b c
mike@laputa ~/ttt$
Are other people seeing this behaviour too?
Mike