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BTW, I should note that the interpretation of BS and CR done by
comint-carriage-motion is almost guaranteed to be the right thing for
programs running in a shell, since it simulates what a terminal does.

Only programs like ielm [and it's the only one I'm aware of] that
_expect_ to be running emacs, and have non-printable characters
displayed `readably', will be screwed up by this interpretation.

-Miles
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