Dan Nicolaescu wrote: > One of them is that C-x C-c does not work by default when emacs is run > in the Cygwin terminal. It seems that to solve this CYGWIN needs to > contain "tty", but that does not work by default. > One way to solve this would be to move the emacs binary to > /usr/libexec and make /usr/bin/emacs a shell script:
This is documented in the emacs README. Setting CYGWIN=tty by default would have various other unwanted side effects (such as poor interactions with pure windows console programs.) So, the user has to set it himself. > #!/bin/bash > # maybe add a test and do this iff $TERM == cygwin > CYGWIN=tty /usr/bin/libexec/emacs $* > # reset is needed because otherwise the terminal seems to be left > # in a strange state after exiting emacs. > reset No, this will not work. The setting must be made before the session is started, i.e. before the first bash is executed. Otherwise, the console is already created and it's too late to change that. > C-SPC does not work in a Cygwin terminal. Is there a way to fix this? I would suggest rxvt. Personally, I use the "CMD.EXE prompt" as little as possible (i.e., not at all) with Cygwin because frankly, it sucks hard. I suspect that I am not alone. Brian -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
