Igor,
Cheers - but I just tried that and it didn't have any effect. That variable
is not set by default in either the console or rxvt.
Bummer.
Duncan.
-Original Message-
From: Igor Pechtchanski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 January 2003 19:25
To: Loveday,DAH,Duncan,YEE24 R
Cc:
On Wednesday 22 Jan 03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Igor,
Cheers - but I just tried that and it didn't have any effect. That variable
is not set by default in either the console or rxvt.
Bummer.
Duncan.
Did you set CYGWIN before starting *any* Cygwin programs? Put it in
your system
David,
Yes - I did try that just now and still no effect.
The key question iswhy does it behave differently in rxvt ? It's as if
rxvt launches bash with some different settings.
Duncan.
-Original Message-
From: David Starks-Browning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 January 2003
Duncan,
Come to think of it, it just might. Are you launching bash from
cygwin.bat? If so, it is launched with a '--login' option, which will
execute /etc/profile and others. What are the parameters to the bash that
rxvt launches? Do you give the '--loginShell' or '-ls' option to rxvt?
Try
Igor,
I run rxvt from a .bat file :-
@echo off
D:
chdir \cygwin\bin
rem set CYGWIN=tty
rem set TERM=cygwin
D:\cygwin\bin\rxvt -ls -fg green -bg black -cr red -sl 1000 -sr -fn 'Lucida
Console-20' -e bash --login -i
...and no matter what I do I can't make the ^C do what I want !
I'm more or
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find on a Windows NT4 (SP6) platform with the latest versions (downloaded
today) of cygwin1.dll, rxvt, bash etc that if I run a windows command
script, say a.cmd, which in turn runs some other process (e.g. a pause), if
I hit ^C then the
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