Re: question on Ctrl-C

Re: question on Ctrl-C

[CloudStrife]

Hi Song
In linux Ctrl-C Ctrl-X ends emacs. try if it is the same thing in
cygwin also
Santosh



song chang wrote:
> I am using GNU emacs 21.3.1 and cygwin/bash shell on Win 2000. Ctrl-C or
> Ctrl-C Ctrl-C doesn't kill the process. I also tried different combinations,
> for example Ctrl-Q Ctrl-C etc, none works. Any idea? Thanks.

Re: question on Ctrl-C

[CloudStrife]

Hi Song
In linux Ctrl-C Ctrl-X ends emacs. try if it is the same thing in
cygwin also
Cloudstrife



song chang wrote:
> I am using GNU emacs 21.3.1 and cygwin/bash shell on Win 2000. Ctrl-C or
> Ctrl-C Ctrl-C doesn't kill the process. I also tried different combinations,
> for example Ctrl-Q Ctrl-C etc, none works. Any idea? Thanks.

Re: question on Ctrl-C

[song chang]

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Re: question on Ctrl-C

[dsoliver]

song chang wrote:
> I am using GNU emacs 21.3.1 and cygwin/bash shell on Win 2000. Ctrl-C or
> Ctrl-C Ctrl-C doesn't kill the process. I also tried different combinations,
> for example Ctrl-Q Ctrl-C etc, none works. Any idea? Thanks.

Song, I'm not exactly sure what you are asking looking at the other
responses. If you simply want to stop a process that was started in
Emacs, try C-g. That's the usual way to do that in a Linux environment.
Are you trying to shut down Emacs? Good luck--Douglas

Re: question on Ctrl-C

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Re: question on Ctrl-C

[Dieter Wilhelm]

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"song chang" <songchang@hotmail.com> writes:

> I started a shell (cygwin/bash) under emacs, and run a "tail -f". Now I want to stop the tail process. Ctrl-C doesn't work and Ctrl-G doesn't work either. 

Please try either M-x terminal (instead of M-x shell) for running
"tail -f" (or better "less -F") or even better: Open the respective
file with the CVS Emacs 22 and use the auto-revert-tail-mode.

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>     From:  "dsoliver@earthlink.net" <dsoliver@earthlink.net>
>     To:  help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
>     Subject:  Re: question on Ctrl-C
>     Date:  23 Aug 2006 19:02:25 -0700
>     >
>     >song chang wrote:
>     > > I am using GNU emacs 21.3.1 and cygwin/bash shell on Win 2000. Ctrl-C or
>     > > Ctrl-C Ctrl-C doesn't kill the process. I also tried different combinations,
>     > > for example Ctrl-Q Ctrl-C etc, none works. Any idea? Thanks.
>     >
>     >Song, I'm not exactly sure what you are asking looking at the other
>     >responses. If you simply want to stop a process that was started in
>     >Emacs, try C-g. That's the usual way to do that in a Linux environment.
>     >Are you trying to shut down Emacs? Good luck--Douglas
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Re: question on Ctrl-C

[Dieter Wilhelm]

"song chang" <songchang@hotmail.com> writes:

> Running M-x terminal, I got "stty: standard input: Inappropriate ioctl for device".

Sorry, now I'm lost, maybe you should post your system and Emacs
version that others can help you further.

>
> "tail -f" is really an example. I need to find out a way to stop a
> running process on the shell.

My experience is that with M-x terminal the normal Keybindings of
the applications are preserved.

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    H. Dieter Wilhelm
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Re: question on Ctrl-C

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 24.08.2006 um 04:54 schrieb song chang:

> I started a shell (cygwin/bash) under emacs, and run a "tail -f".  
> Now I want to stop the tail process. Ctrl-C doesn't work and Ctrl-G  
> doesn't work either.

You need to "escape" the C-c with another C-c, i.e. C-c C-c.

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Re: question on Ctrl-C

[Malte Spiess]

"song chang" <songchang@hotmail.com> writes:

> Ctrl-C Ctrl-X doesn't work. Any other thought?

Doesn't work here either. He probably meant C-x C-c.

I would suggest you try C-h k (describe-key) and then C-c C-c, just to
see if it is bound to anything.

You can also press C-h m to see all keyboard shortcuts defined in the
mode.

HTH

Malte

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question on Ctrl-C

[song chang]

I am using GNU emacs 21.3.1 and cygwin/bash shell on Win 2000. Ctrl-C or 
Ctrl-C Ctrl-C doesn't kill the process. I also tried different combinations, 
for example Ctrl-Q Ctrl-C etc, none works. Any idea? Thanks.