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is for the Emacs ansi terminal emulator. Emacs supports ANSI-standard VT100-style escape sequences recognized by such modern terminals as xterm. `M-x ansi-term` command starts a terminal, which by default runs in a sub-shell in a buffer named `*ansi-term*` with `term-mode`.
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How to fix <delete> and arrow keys in ansi-term on macOS
I'm running emacs on macOS, and I've run into problems with ansi-term. Using bash itself works fine, but as soon as I run a simple application with a command line interface, my <delete> and arrow keys …
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How to fix <delete> and arrow keys in ansi-term on macOS
I've found a solution. C-c C-j switches the terminal from term-char-mode to term-line-mode, and fixes the behaviour inside the application. Once I'm finished with the application, C-c C-k switches the …
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How to run rspec from the emacs shell?
I'm following an entry-level tutorial on rspec here, and I've created a very simple test at spec\lib\zombie_spec.rb:
require "spec_helper"
describe "A Zombie" do
#Your 'examples' (tests) go here.
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How to run rspec from the emacs shell?
It turns out this was a problem with ruby gems as a whole, not just rspec. And there's an emacs package that fixes the problem: rvm, as outlined here.
So, a step by step solution:
M-x package-instal …
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