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Re: help with M-x term
From: |
Sergei |
Subject: |
Re: help with M-x term |
Date: |
14 Jul 2006 03:35:47 -0700 |
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G2/0.2 |
--- Tim X:
...
> The difference in 'formatting' you have observed is because M-x shell
> doesn't understand ANSI escape codes for colour. When you use the ls
> command and have it configured to display the output using different
> colours for different file types, it does this by using andsi colour
> escape sequences. However, M-x shell does not understand these "out of
> the box".
> There are at least two solutions -
(THREE suggestions snipped :)
[...]
I've put setting LS_COLORS under a condition in my .bashrc :
if [ "$EMACS" != "t" ]
then
PS1="$PS1_long"
if [ "$OSVAR" = "Linux" ]; then
LS_COLORS='...[set it to your liking] ...'
export LS_COLORS
else # Darwin:
export LSCOLORS="DxfxcxdxbxegedabagDxDx"
fi
else
export PS1='\t \W \!% '
fi
--
Sergei
Re: help with M-x term, Kevin Rodgers, 2006/07/13