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shell command problem with emacspeak 17 and Mandrake 9.0
- To: helkenn <helkenn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: shell command problem with emacspeak 17 and Mandrake 9.0
- From: Tim Cross <tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 16:08:10 +1100
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I have no problem using the M-x shell command within emacs 21.2 on a
debian based system.
Your description of whats happening makes me think your not where you
think you are or not getting what you think you should be getting.
1. You indicate you use the command a-x shell - I gather you mean
Meta-x shell, which is usually written as M-x shell. Are you using
ViaVoice outloud? It is possible your outloud server dies when you
issue this command and if you could read the minibuffer, each time the
beep sounds there would be a message saying something like "Process
speaker not found". Try entering the command C-e C-s to restart the
speech server. You may need to do a quit before issuing this command
e.g. C-g.
Just for clarification, when you use M-x shell, you are sitll within
emacs and emacspeak. The command just opens a beuffer with a comint
process connected to your default shell - usually bash. You can also
try M-x eshell which is the emacs shell and is probably as good or
better than using M-x shell. One reason its better is that you can
issue commands like find file and other emacs commands from within
eshell and you have much better interaction between emacs and the
shell (obviously as its all emacs really!).
HTH
Tim
>>>>> "helkenn" == helkenn <helkenn@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
helkenn> Hello, I have recently upgraded my box to Mandrake 9.0 and
helkenn> emacspeak 17, with emacs 21.1. I have no trouble while
helkenn> within emacspeak itself. I do experience the following
helkenn> whenever I issue the "a-x shell" command: 1. emacspeak
helkenn> remains in a "shell" buffer". i.e. no shell prompt or
helkenn> interaction possible. 2. Speech disappears and I cannot get
helkenn> it back. 3. each keystroke while in this state, results in
helkenn> a beep heard from the computer's speaker, not the sound
helkenn> card.
helkenn> Remedy: recycle power, as even moving to another terminal
helkenn> session fails, because the box is locked! Also, I cannot
helkenn> issue emacs commands within the pseudo "shell" buffer to
helkenn> kill emacs.
helkenn> I use Via Voice 5.x.
helkenn> Has anyone had this problem? I could find nothing in the
helkenn> archive nor at sourceforge.
helkenn> Thanks for any help on this.
helkenn> Dave
helkenn> e-mail: helkenn@xxxxxxxxxxx Voice: (858)
helkenn> 552-9916 FAX: (858) 552-9660 s-mail: David Helkenn Titan
helkenn> Communications Product Division 3033 Science Park Rd. San
helkenn> Diego, Ca 92121
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University of New England
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