From within Python-shell, C-c ! should call another instance

[nbecker]

Running 6.1.1 on emacs-24.2.1 on fedora 18 linux.

python shell mode acts very strangely. The first time I fire up the interpreter with C-c ! it shows in the second screen. Then C-c C-c will execute buffer. But if I try again, it acts very strange. First of all, C-c ! in the python buffer seems to execute the buffer. But really bizarre, C-h c C-c ! says it's undefined!! The buffer mode has changed from python to python shell compile (or something like that), which seems to accompany it acting really weird. Output in the buffer doesn't seem to be synched with what's happening.

I'm using python-mode 5.2 and it works fine (but without some of the fancy additions that 6.1.1 has).

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Thanks for the report. Things should get checked/fixed next week. Meanwhile --if your time permit-- a more detailed report might be helpful - which features resp. behavior you are looking for, appreciate or found useless.

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Am 16.04.2013 21:01, schrieb nbecker:
> Public bug reported:
>
> Running 6.1.1 on emacs-24.2.1 on fedora 18 linux.
>
> python shell mode acts very strangely. The first time I fire up the
> interpreter with C-c ! it shows in the second screen.

What's wrong with it? What you want to see instead?

> Then C-c C-c will execute buffer.

Only the buffer in python-mode. In Py-shell buffer C-c C-c is comint-interrupt-subjob

> But if I try again, it acts very strange. First of all, C-c ! in the python buffer seems to execute the buffer.

Strange. Please show some example code and it's results.

> But really bizarre, C-h c C-c ! says it's undefined!!

Okay, that's a bug. C-c ! should call another py-shell instance.

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