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Re: In *shell*, what *might* cause ^c^z and ^c^c to not work?: msg#00974emacs.help
dkcombs@xxxxxxxxx (David Combs) writes: > Anyway, when in *Shell*, and want to control-z > out of a program running there, C-c C-z doesn't > work -- nor C-c C-c, either. What does C-h k C-c C-c or C-h k C-c C-z say while in shell mode? -- Ambibibentists unite! |
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