Re: A command ran from emacs receives a "signal 1" while it does not when run in a shell

["François Fleuret" <francois.fleuret@REMOVEIFYOUDONTSPAMepfl.ch>]

Hi,

François Fleuret wrote on 25 Sep 2004 22:58:05 MET:

> If I set up a process in emacs with start-process,
> set-process-filter and set-process-sentinel, and send the first
> string with process-send-string, it will play the mp3. But if I send
> the second string, it will stop and then it will tells me (in its
> stdout) "signal 1 received" and dies. The sentinel in emacs will get
> "finished".

If I invoke vlc through a wrapper shell-script of the form

,------------------
| #!/bin/bash
| vlc --intf rc
`------------------

there is no problem anymore. I do not understand a lot to the UNIX
signal handling thing, but is it possible that emacs sends a signal 1
to the invoked executable ?

Cheers,

-- 
François Fleuret