Kai Gro�johann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5/24/00 7:28:28 AM >>>
>>> and when you reach this point, switch to the *rcp/foo* buffer,
>>> erase it,
"Tom Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> C-x k *rcp/k [EMAIL PROTECTED]*
Kai Gro�johann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5/25/00 6:13:39 AM >>>
> No! Erasing the buffer is not the same as deleting it. I meant C-x h
> C-w.
Oops! (When you said "it," I assumed you meant the buffer, not the
_contents_ of the buffer.) OK, taking it from the top, omitting the
previous discussion: after I delete the contents of
*rcp/k [EMAIL PROTECTED]* and eval-region on
(rcp-send-command nil "k" "tlroche" "ssh.ncsu.edu" "echo foo")
the *rcp/k [EMAIL PROTECTED]* contains
> foo
>
> /////
> @
with cursor position indicated by `@'. This is very much like
Kai Gro�johann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5/24/00 7:28:28 AM >>>
> What you should see is this:
> /----
> | foo
> |
> | /////
> | @
> \----
are the '-', '/', and '|' ASCII-art, or should they actually be among
the buffer's contents?
> And what does M-x describe-coding-system RET RET say in that *rcp/foo*
> buffer?
Same: M-x describe-coding-system gets the message
> Describe coding system (default, current choices):
etc.
So what next? TIA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
