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> I'm playing with emacs's gud.el to make it display some stuff from > gdb in other buffers. The problem is that the commands used to get the > data go into gdb's history, which is not intended. I looked for some > option for temporarily bypassing command history, but didn't find anything. > > It seems that DDD is able to do this. I looked at its source for a bit, > but didn't see anything special it's doing. > > Does anyone know if there's a way to do what I'm talking about, or how > DDD seems to manage to do it? I have the code you need, but it is currently tied to a custom command we use here. It is easy for me to implement a whole new command that is like 'print' or 'inspect' but does not add to the value history, and submit the patches. Would this work for you? -- Todd Whitesel toddpw @ wrs.com