emacsclient problem

emacsclient problem

[Nick Parker]

Hello,

I am attempting to use the cygwin version of emacs and emacsclient, 
however I am running into an issue.  The scenario that I am attempting 
is as follows:

1.  Launching emacs from mintty (both of which were installed from the 
cygwin installer).
2.  A simple init.el inside the .emacs.d directory that looks like this 
(http://pastie.org/1590067).
3.  Background emacs with C-z
4.  Launch emacsclient somefile.txt to edit the file.

When I perform step 4, the command prompt doesn't appear to invoke 
emacsclient, the display does not change, and I do not see the file I am 
attempting to view.  I have to issue a C-c to break the prompt back to 
normal user input.

Version Information:
mintty:      0.9.5
emacs:       23.2.1
emacsclient: 23.2

Does anyone have any suggestions on what might be the cause of this 
behavior?  Should this in fact work?  Any suggestions would be 
appreciated.  Thanks.

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Re: emacsclient problem

[Ken Brown]

On 2/21/2011 12:57 PM, Nick Parker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am attempting to use the cygwin version of emacs and emacsclient,
> however I am running into an issue.  The scenario that I am attempting
> is as follows:
>
> 1.  Launching emacs from mintty (both of which were installed from the
> cygwin installer).
> 2.  A simple init.el inside the .emacs.d directory that looks like this
> (http://pastie.org/1590067).
> 3.  Background emacs with C-z
> 4.  Launch emacsclient somefile.txt to edit the file.
>
> When I perform step 4, the command prompt doesn't appear to invoke
> emacsclient, the display does not change, and I do not see the file I am
> attempting to view.  I have to issue a C-c to break the prompt back to
> normal user input.
>
> Version Information:
> mintty:      0.9.5
> emacs:       23.2.1
> emacsclient: 23.2
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions on what might be the cause of this
> behavior?  Should this in fact work?  Any suggestions would be
> appreciated.  Thanks.

I don't see anything in the emacsclient documentation that suggest that 
the emacs server should continue to run after being suspended with C-z. 
  Here are two alternatives that do seem to work (but see the 
documentation for much more information):

1. Start emacs (and the emacs server) in one mintty window and run 
emacsclient in another.

2. Start emacs with the --daemon option.

Ken


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Re: emacsclient problem

[Nick Parker]

On 2/21/2011 2:25 PM, Ken Brown wrote:
> On 2/21/2011 12:57 PM, Nick Parker wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am attempting to use the cygwin version of emacs and emacsclient,
>> however I am running into an issue.  The scenario that I am attempting
>> is as follows:
>>
>> 1.  Launching emacs from mintty (both of which were installed from the
>> cygwin installer).
>> 2.  A simple init.el inside the .emacs.d directory that looks like this
>> (http://pastie.org/1590067).
>> 3.  Background emacs with C-z
>> 4.  Launch emacsclient somefile.txt to edit the file.
>>
>> When I perform step 4, the command prompt doesn't appear to invoke
>> emacsclient, the display does not change, and I do not see the file I am
>> attempting to view.  I have to issue a C-c to break the prompt back to
>> normal user input.
>>
>> Version Information:
>> mintty:      0.9.5
>> emacs:       23.2.1
>> emacsclient: 23.2
>>
>> Does anyone have any suggestions on what might be the cause of this
>> behavior?  Should this in fact work?  Any suggestions would be
>> appreciated.  Thanks.
>
> I don't see anything in the emacsclient documentation that suggest 
> that the emacs server should continue to run after being suspended 
> with C-z.  Here are two alternatives that do seem to work (but see the 
> documentation for much more information):
>
> 1. Start emacs (and the emacs server) in one mintty window and run 
> emacsclient in another.
>
> 2. Start emacs with the --daemon option.
>
> Ken
>
>
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Ken,

Thank you, the --daemon option is what I was looking for, it worked 
perfectly.  Thanks.

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