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Tim X <timx@nospam.dev.null> writes:

> <bgm-rao@ieee.org> writes:
>
>> When I use ls within eshell, this is what I see. 
>> How do I get rid of the extra characters?
>>
>> ~ $ ls
>> [00m[00m#.diary.cyclic-tasks#[00m
>> [00m#.newsrc-dribble#[00m
>> [00m#cts#[00m
>> [00mBalanced Routing.xls[00m
>>
>>
>
> those look like ANSI color escape characters. There is an ansi-color
> mode which will handle these appropriately. alternatively, you can
> customize ls not do use colours. Try an apropos for ansi-color

Hmm, it seems that eshell in this case does not use its internal ls,
right? How can that happen? What happens if he tries "eshell/ls"
instead of "ls"?