theldoria
theldoria
Just realized I actually had to set `literate-calc-font-lock-defaults` globally to `nil`.
If the shell is already open, everything is fine. Otherwise, the first `eir-eval-in-shell` opens the shell, without executing the command; all following invocations execute the command as expected.
Possible workaround is hitting two or three times `C-g`.
I second that, since I have a similar use case. What I have is an emacs instance running in a virtual box, which I want to connect to an server...
Avoiding the use of the splat operator and ensuring to have the command as a symbol can mitigate the performance penalty from the send command a bit. See commit 0c8ec6e....
Sure, I can prepare a pull request. Regarding "map Directory": yes, mapping of directories is ment to be recursively.
I have the same problem if I start a search pattern with an option, like `-Gtxt$`, in order to restrict a search to specific files. Below is a functional workaround...
If anyone may need it, this is my current workaround: ```elisp (defun om-shell-maker--eval-input (orig-func &rest args) "Around advice for shell-maker--eval-input." (cl-flet (((symbol-function 'shell-maker--curl-version-supported) (lambda () t))) (let ((input (car args)))...