Re: telnet question

[Per Bothner <per at bothner dot com>]

I don't have time now for other that a quick response.

Helmut Eller <e9626484@stud3.tuwien.ac.at> writes:

> I have written a kawa-mode for Emacs (see below) which uses a socket to
> communicate with Kawa.  Most things work as I like it, but
> unfortunately Kawa seems to print some (warning-) messages to stderr

I think that is the correct thing.

> rather than to stdout and I can't see them from within Emacs, e.g.,

That seems really strange.  Once you get to a socket, stdout and
stderr are merged onto the same socket stream, as I understand it.

Are you using inferior lisp mode?  A quick search through your
code fails to find a hint of it.  It seems like using inferior lisp
(ilisp) mode would be the Right Thing to do.

> Is there an easy way to get both messages on stdout ?

Probably.  I certainly don't want to change the default.
However, I want it to be easy to customize how error messages are
presented.
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