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Tom Naujokas <tomnaujokas@×××××.com> writes: |
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> On Wed, 2006-27-12 at 12:51 -0600, reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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>> ...[snip]... |
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>> Are you using [Xe]macs in console mode or in an xterm .. other? |
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> I'm starting xemacs from an xterm with the command "xemacs &". |
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>> What is the output of `alias|grep ls'? |
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> $ alias|grep ls |
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> alias d='ls --color' |
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> alias ll='ls --color -l' |
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> alias ls='ls --color=auto' |
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> But still, wouldn't commands like ls or gcc need the terminfo in |
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> order to know the correct escape sequences to generate for that |
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> internal terminal? |
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I am not an expert and not an Xemacs user... I use fsf emacs since |
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1996. |
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However my terminfo has no entry for emacs either and I do not |
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see the escape sequences so I think the answer to above question is |
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no. |
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You might have a lisp package called ansi-colors.el in your Xemacs |
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installation. Run this command against the directory that holds all |
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the Xemacs source lisp files (ending in *.el *.elc) |
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find YourLispDirectory/ -iname '*ansi*' |
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And see if it is available. If so I think it will do what you need |
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for now. But I do beleive something in your env is causing the |
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trouble. |
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For expert advice on this I suggest you post a question on: |
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gnu.emacs.xemacs newsgroup. |
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You can get to that newsgroup on www.gmane.org to. Its called: |
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gmane.emacs.xemacs.general |
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Someone there will be able to give you expert advice. |
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