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Cannot catch XonshErrors raised in execx

Just as a follow up: The Exception I have to catch is not `XonshError` but `subprocess.CalledProcessError`. Therefore the example needs read: ``` from subprocess import CalledProcessError $RAISE_SUBPROC_ERROR = True $XONSH_SHOW_TRACEBACK...

Cannot catch XonshErrors raised in execx

@scopatz If I catch the exception I excpect that the "_command not found_" message is not printed to the console. If I don't catch the exception, I obviously want to...

Referencing ${<var-expression>} inconsistent with $VARNAME in subprocess mode

Interesting. Will experiment with it... One follow up question though: *Why* does ${expr} not detype in subprocess mode while $VAR does so? This seems to me a bit confusing -...

ag just printing "truncated file: Success" when searching ~120M gzip files

I still experience this as well: I use version 2.1 on CentOS 6.

Is there a way to load a CSV file as a facts database (when using Tau Prolog under node)?

Thanks for this info. Do I understand it correctly that this is a general file-related bug in Tau Prolog and not in LogTalk?

REPLs running in vterm under bash miss the last output when they wait for input

> this happens to me, too. i use zsh. i'd thus guess that it's shell-agnostic. Definitely shell-agnostic. I am using mainly xonsh (and tested this only for reference under bash)...

REPLs running in vterm under bash miss the last output when they wait for input

Sure. But I guess the version with that fix is not on melpa yet, right? What is the best way to test this?

REPLs running in vterm under bash miss the last output when they wait for input

Cool. Just tried it -- and it seems to work! Fantastico! Thanks a lot!

Cursor moment keys which are not passed through to the shell are confusing

Get your point, @Sbozzolo . I still think at least all cursor movement commands _which stay in the current line_ should be mapped: It is very confusing to move the...

Cursor moment keys which are not passed through to the shell are confusing