Good catch -- I'd recommend using bash anyway -- I last used
tcsh in 1991 at Cornell:-)
Probably not a bad idea to set the shell specifically in
emacspeak when invoking shell commands, will get to that att
some point.
>>>>> "prayner" == prayner <prayner@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
prayner> I've found part of the problem. xsltproc uses things
prayner> like shell-command-on-region with constructed
prayner> commands. My default shell is tcsh which parses
prayner> those commands badly. Is it worth locally binding
prayner> shell-file-name to a bash-style shell in the xslt
prayner> commands to avoid this possibility? Or should I grow
prayner> up and use a decent shell :-) regards and thanks
prayner> Peter
prayner>
prayner>
prayner>
prayner> -- Peter Rayner room 343 School of Earth Sciences,
prayner> University of Melbourne, 3010, Vic, Australia tel:
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