Re: Using ACL with ILISP on MS Windows

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> > P.S.: Your approach of scanning the whole buffer with every output is
> > hardly satisfactory.  Maybe you could merge those parts with
> > strip-ctrl-m from GNU Emacs comint-mode into the ilisp version?
> 
> I realize that this approach is sub-optimal ;-) however, I am just 
> trying to find something that works first and will optimize it 
> later. I would like to find the best place to insert the scrubbing code
> (I've tried the RET key processing and the lisp output display functions
> in ILISP so far). 
> 
> Any ideas on where in ILISP would be the best place to do the scrub
> would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks for your suggestions to date Nicolas.
> 

Yep.  ILISP uses the code in file `comint-ipc' which dates back to
1990.  The file was necessary to extend the then deficient standard
`comint'.

Of course, an update to more modern `comint' for the latest (X)Emacs
would be s good thing.

Any taker?  :)

Cheers


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