Re: emacs shell

Re: emacs shell

[Gary Wessle]

Pedro Sa da Costa <op132650c@mail.telepac.pt> writes:

> in emacs shell i do an ls, and what i got is:
> 
> ls
> ^[[a.java ^[[b.java ^[[c.java ^[[d.java ^[[e.java ^[[f.java
> 
> and what i want is something similar to a bash ls. Ie, well formated:
> 
> a.java    b.java
> c.java    d.java
> e.java    f.java
> 
> How can i do this?
> 
> Thanks,
> Pedro

check out the answer for the post titled "accessing shell in emacs"
few posts before you.

emacs shell

[Pedro Sa da Costa]

in emacs shell i do an ls, and what i got is:

ls
^[[a.java ^[[b.java ^[[c.java ^[[d.java ^[[e.java ^[[f.java

and what i want is something similar to a bash ls. Ie, well formated:

a.java    b.java
c.java    d.java
e.java    f.java

How can i do this?

Thanks,
Pedro

Re: emacs shell

[Sebastian Tennant]

Quoth Pedro Sa da Costa <op132650c@mail.telepac.pt>:
> in emacs shell i do an ls, and what i got is:
>
> ls
> ^[[a.java ^[[b.java ^[[c.java ^[[d.java ^[[e.java ^[[f.java
>
> and what i want is something similar to a bash ls. Ie, well formated:
>
> a.java    b.java
> c.java    d.java
> e.java    f.java

It's a colour issue.  The '^[['s are control characters.

Try:

  $ ls --color=none

and add something like this to your ~/.bashrc to avoid color
information being applied in your emacs shells:

# ls behaviour
[ "$EMACS" == "t" ] && alias ls="ls --color=none"

sdt