Kyle Jones <kyle_jones(a)wonderworks.com> writes:
The point of this is to allow code that outputs messages to the
minibuffer to produce readable output when XEmacs runs in batch
mode.
Why don't the users who want a terminating newline simply specify it?
Currently, you can't *avoid* the newline, if you don't want it. Also,
how come things work nicely under FSF Emacs, which doesn't have
needless newlines?
How is this hurting dunnet?
`xemacs -batch -l dunnet' displays ugly newlines after all the
prompts. Ugly, ugly, ugly. Cf. with FSFmacs, which handles it
correctly.