Re: sorting lines with nedit

   Hi,
   It seems that all shell command generate the same problem. Using Shell
   => execute command and using "env" as command writes the same kind of
   thing on the first line.
   Eric.
   Bert Wesarg a écrit :

On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Eric Bouyoux
[1]<eric.bouyoux-Umy9UjvE/gtWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> wrote:


Hi,

 I use the Shell => sort command with nedit.
 The result of the command is correct except that on the first line I always
have :
 <esc>]0;<<Unix hostname>> << Unix dirname of file>><bel><<Correct sorted
line>>

 Example for file /home/eric/mydir/toto than contains :
 3
 2
 1

 <esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel>1
 2
 3

 Then I remove the "<esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel>" and everything is
fine.

 How can I get rid of this "<esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel>" stuff ?


This looks like the shell prompt. Can you execute the 'env' programm
from inside NEdit and look for this pattern.

Anyway, this shoudn't be a NEdit problem.

Bert


 Regards.

 Eric.
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