Am 08.08.2005 um 15:43 schrieb Andreas Schwab:
Peter Dyballa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
'(shell-pushd-regexp "p(ush|)d")
That's not a valid regexp for matching pushd. *Note (emacs)Regexps::
(in
the Emacs manual) for the syntax of regexps as they are implemented by
Emacs. Basically, Emacs implements a variant of the basic regular
expression syntax, which requires a backslash for the grouping
construct.
Hello!
I changed the expression according the manual to:
'(shell-pushd-regexp "p\(ush\|\)d")
but still I get after:
pete 151 /\ pete 152 /\ pete 153 /\ .
/Users/pete/Library/texmf/Arbeit
pete 154 /\ pd Summa/
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit
pete 155 /\ pd 02
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/02 ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit
pete 156 /\ pd ../10
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/10 ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/02
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit
pete 157 /\ pd +2
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/10
~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/02 ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit
pete 158 /\
when I type C-x d: ~/Library/texmf/Arbeit/Summa/10 ... Using
'(shell-pushd-regexp "push\|pd")
does not change this, and
'(shell-pushd-regexp "\(pushd\|pd\)")
is useless too ...
--
Mit friedvollen Grüßen
Pete
"I wouldn't recommend sex, drugs or insanity for everyone, but they've
always worked for me."
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