Antwort: sorting lines with nedit

[Rene.Eng at telekurs.com]

   Hi Eric
   I have a similar problem, just with another text.
   This text is an output that is generated somewhere in your shell
   initialisation script. You have to get rid of this output there.   Regards,
   René
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   Eric Bouyoux <eric= .bouyoux at insidefr.com>
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   30.04.2008 10:56
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   sorting lines with nedit

   Hi,
   I use the Shell => sort command with nedit.
   The result of the command is correct except that on the first line I
   always have :
   <esc>]0;<<Unix hostname>> << Unix dirname of file&g= t;><bel><<Correct
   sorted
   line>>
   Example for file /home/eric/mydir/toto than contains :
   3
   2
   1
   <esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel>1
   2
   3
   Then I remove the "<esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel>&quo= t; and
   everything
   is fine.
   How can I get rid of this "<esc>]0;erica /home/eric/mydir<bel= >"
   stuff ?
   Regards.
   Eric.
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