> What about the EMACS variable in term mode (the one invoked by M-x
> term RET)? Currently, the variable is set to the emacs version, like
> $ echo $EMACS
> 22.0.90.1 (term:0.96)
> term should set INSIDE_EMACS as well.
I believe it's important to distinguish term from comint: the reason why
external programs sometimes want to check is EMACS=t (or now INSIDE_EMACS=t)
is because they need to adjust to the peculiar way comint interacts with
its inferior process: on the one side it's interactive, but on the other it
sends whole commands at a time (the inferior process doesn't get to see
keystrokes).
OTOH term.el interacts with its inferior processes pretty much like xterm or
any other terminal emulator would.
So I think setting EMACS to t in comint and to something different (namely
<version>) in term was no mistake.
Stefan
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