Hi Alex, > So, something must still be wrong. I just never noticed it because I > only called non-interactive processes (except 'vim'). But that is my point - vim goes to a lot of effort to handle the STOP and CONT signals and get the terminal handling right. I have created apps similar to vim - and the "onus" is on the app to do it right, not the calling shell! The calling shell does have some things to do, but as you point out: vim and picolisp work well together! That can only happen if picolisp is basically doing it's part right.
(look up onus: Beweislast, Verspflichtung) Cheers! - Rand -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe
