Questions tagged [zsh]
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weird characters in shell mode with zsh
I recently switched to zsh (with oh-my-zsh) as my primary shell, but running the shell from emacs results in some strange (for lack of a better word) "residural" characters; however changing to bash removes these characters:
➜ ~ ^[[?2004h bash
…
Electric Coffee
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sh-script-mode: get [[ ... ]] pair expansion to automatically include whitespace?
Say you're coding a shell script and you want to write something like:
if [[ "$out" =~ 'none' ]]; then
return $err
fi
If you're just typing it out and have any of the various electric/pair modules active, you'll likely get something like
if…
Trey
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Package `exec-path-from-shell` isn't setting PATH variables from `.zshenv` on MacOS
I'm running a GUI Emacs compiled from the master git branch on MacOS El Capitan. I'm using the package exec-path-from-shell to set several environment variables I have configured in my ~/.zshenv file. However, none of them inherited in Emacs. GOPATH…
idclark
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Displaying a second buffer with a shell?
I would like to have a text buffer for writing to a file on the left side and a shell (zsh) on the right side for interacting with a REPL. Is that possible?
At the moment I realize that with tmux showing emacs in the left pane. But I wonder how this…
Raffael
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Terminal Buffer: error in process filter: Invalid face: unspecified
On Fedora 25 with GNU Emacs 25.1.90 (which I am running via an AppImage, you can download it from here and test out your theories as to what's wrong if you would like, remember AppImages will only work on Linux though) with a config file found here…
Josh Pinto
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Multi-term and zsh
I thinkk that finally, I managed to get a "nice" multi-term working with emacs on MAC-OSX: this is my configuration:
On Emacs:
;;; my-multi-term.el --- multi-term configuration -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
;;; Commentary:
;;; this is the multi-term…
anquegi
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zsh expansion modifiers are treated as comments
zsh has a ton of syntax. In particular, the # character serves a bunch of different roles. Here are two that are problematic:
Prefix globbing flags
(#b)(*).c
This finds all files that end in .c and captures their basenames using backreferences…
PythonNut
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How can i use a different shell in Emacs Shell?
I am currently using Zsh in my regular terminal app on my Mac OS X. However, it's heavily customized and colors don't appear properly inside Emacs. So I am thinking, I should probably use shell-mode with a different zshrc or use "Bash" as the…
user3470707
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TRAMP doesn't know some of the remote commands
I'm using my local emacs to edit files on a remote cluster. Therefore I added:
[[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && unsetopt zle && PS1='$ ' && return
to my remote .zshrc and I can edit and browse files without any problems. I can even compile (M-x compile)…
Stein
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Run latexmk inside z shell instead of shell
Problem
I am using latexkm to compile .tex documents, and recently I got this error while compiling:
Running `latexmk' on `AF2021_serie5' with ``latexmk -bibtex-cond -pdf -synctex=1 AF2021_serie5''
Rc files read:
NONE
Latexmk: This is Latexmk,…
Laurent Hayez
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org-babel: zsh sessions use bash
#+BEGIN_SRC zsh :session z1
echo $HOME $0
#+END_SRC
#+RESULTS:
: /Users/evar /bin/bash
I am thinking of trying the workaround outlined here, but shouldn't this work out of the box?
Update: I couldn't get that workaround to work. I tried:
(require…
HappyFace
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Use emacsclient as $EDITOR for zsh edit-command-line
I have emacsclient set as my $EDITOR. Yet, when I invoke the zsh function edit-command-line (C-x C-e) from Terminal I briefly see the Emacs frame open but then it closes immediately. How can I use emacsclient as the $EDITOR for…
Adam Simpson
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Emacs incompatible with oh-my-zsh?
I'm noticing something really odd in my ansi-term windows on my new Mac, see below:
I am using:
GNU Emacs 27.0.50 (build 1, x86_64-apple-darwin16.7.0, NS appkit-1504.83 Version 10.12.6 (Build 16G1036)) of 2017-11-10
which I installed using brew…
Amelio Vazquez-Reina
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emacs theme changes when i moved to zsh from bash
I recently shifted form bash to zsh and also installed ohmyz. Since then my emacs theme doesn't work.
the one on the Left is how it looks in bash. On the right, when run on zsh its different.
Thanks,.
arvindh
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sh-zsh not catching any errors
emacs 29.1
flycheck 32
test.sh
#!/usr/bin/zsh
echo "test"
ech boo
C-c ! v gives
Syntax checkers for buffer test.sh in sh-mode:
First checker to run:
sh-zsh
- may enable: yes
- predicate: t
- executable: Found at…
pradesigner
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