Re: kill subjobs in shell buffer kills always the shell itself

[Kin Cho <ignore-this-prefixkin@techie.com>]

That's because emacs knows nothing about your subjob.

To kill you subjob, send it a normal shell signal character such
as ^C, like this:

C-q C-c RET

-kin

leo <leo@bella.local> writes:

> in a shell buffer when i try to interrrupt a subjob
> (comint-interrupt-subjob) the shell itself (bash) is awlays
> killed. same problem with `comint-kill-subkob'.
> 
> i have played around with the var `comint-ptyp', but that doesn't help:
> nil results in killing the bash, t results in nothing happens apart
> from the text `ESC x c o m i n t - i n t e r r u p t - s u b j o b'
> appears in the buffer. %-|
> 
> i have this problem in emacs 21.3.50 on mac os and in 21.1 on windows 2k.
> 
> anybody any idea?
> 
> thanks, leo