Let's say that I run a process in the foreground, I then wish to pause it, and maybe assign it to the background. In normal C-shell, it is very easily done. I just press C-z, and then I input the command bg &. How can I achieve the same in emacs shell-mode?
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C-cC-z, which runs comint-stop-subjob, is the shell-mode equivalent.
Use C-hm from your shell buffer to see other bindings on that prefix which may be of interest.
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This should be marked as the right question. Take my vote up, @phils.Arialdo Martini– Arialdo Martini2018-12-03 16:54:32 +00:00Commented Dec 3, 2018 at 16:54