Re: Problem with eshell

["Adolfo De Unanue" <adolfoaz@gmail.com>]

Hi,

Sorry for my previous post, I just noted the lack of clarity on it.
Well, now eshell is working right (i.e. it not crashes emacs). But the
problem was in the display of the fonts. I don't know why, but emacs
(As I told before, I am using GNU/Emacs 23 cvs version of today in a
Debian Box) is not diplaying the fonts correctly (but before the cvs
up some days ago it did). So this is the problem, and I dont know why
it happen.
I partially solved this problem changing the font to Courier-10, with
all the other letters (BitStream, DejaVu, Monospace) simply doesn't
work. (i.e. I got squares instaead of letters, but strangely enuff,
only in some letters).
I hope that this is a little clearlier than the past post :)


Thanks in advance


Adolfo

On 10/7/08, Lennart Borgman (gmail) <lennart.borgman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Adolfo De Unanue wrote:
>> Lennart,
>>
>> I followed your advice (i.e. I downloaded emacs to a new directory) and
>> now eshell works fine,
>
> Congratulations.
>
>> but the font missing-problems is there:
>>
>>
>> If i do a copy-paste I see this:
>>
>> Welcome to the Emacs shell
>>
>> ~/software/emacs $ ls
>> 1            admin          etc         lwlib           nt
>> BUGS         autogen.sh     gc          m4              oldXMenu
>> COPYING      config.bat     info        mac             site-lisp
>> CVS          config.guess   install-sh  make-dist       src
>> ChangeLog    config.log     leim        man             test
>> INSTALL      config.status  lib-src     mkinstalldirs   update-subdirs
>> INSTALL.CVS  config.sub     lisp        move-if-change  vms
>> Makefile     configure      lispintro   msdos           vpath.sed
>> Makefile.in  configure.in   lispref     nextstep
>> README       doc            lock        notes
>> ~/software/emacs $
>>
>>
>>
>> But in the emacs window I just see some letters and the rest is in
>> squares. :(
>>
>> Any *new* suggestions?
>
> Yes, please explain this a bit better. Exactly what are you doing and
> what fails?
>
>> PS. In emacs, but in text mode (i.e. executing it inside a linuz
>> terminal) this doesn't happen, of course
>>
>>
>>
>> Adolfo
>
>