Re: Questions

On 6/1/07, Bill Clementson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> "Kirill Zaborski" <[email protected]> writes:
>
> Since it wants to connect to the "emacs@..." node, it looks like
> you've followed the same naming convention that I used to specify the
> node for the Erlang Shell in Emacs. Since it's giving a "nodedown"
> error message, that means that it can't communicate with it. Perhaps
> you might have deleted the Erlang Shell buffer (breaking the
> connection). If you closed the shell and re-started it, you will
> probably need to reconnect to the node with "C-c C-d n".


Tried this at home and it looks  like everything  works OK.
The thing that I do not understand is - how do I stop debugging? I press
'c', see the result in shell but some number of buffers appear... Should I
close them manually? I'm a newbie to emacs so maybe it's a dumb question for
you :)

Regards,
Kirill.

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