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Shell invoked via shell-file-name
From:
Christoph Scholtes
Subject:
Shell invoked via shell-file-name
Date:
2011年4月08日 21:29:53 -0600
User-agent:
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/24.0 (windows-nt)
Is there a way to invoke a shell via `shell-file-name' with additional
command line parameters?
I am trying to use cygwin for certain things on a Windows system, for
example mercurial, ruby or ack. Ruby works fine since there is an
executable (*.exe) that Emacs finds on the exec-path (or PATH) and
executes, but mercurial (hg) is just a Python script and ack just a Perl
script. They need the shell to invoke the correct interpreter.
I can call, for example, ack correctly from Windows cmd.exe like this:
C:\>cywgin\bin\bash -l -c ack
whereas
C:\>cygwin\bin\bash -c ack
does not work
cygwin/bin/bash: ack: command not found
`shell-command-switch' allows to specify the `-c' option, but there is
no way to specify the `-l' or `--login', is there?
Christoph
- Shell invoked via shell-file-name,
Christoph Scholtes <=