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Epsilon produces much more accurate representations of ANSI color-setting escape sequences in process, telnet, or ssh buffer output. It also interprets additional kinds of formatting codes. The variables process-coloring-rules, ssh-coloring-rules, and telnet-interpret-output all have new bits defined, and new default settings.
The new process-view-error-lines variable lets you configure next-error and similar commands to display the full error message in its buffer in a separate window, as it displays the source file line in error in a main one.
Process buffer completion now limits completion to directory names in appropriate cases; see the process-completion-dircmds variable.
Buffers in Telnet mode no longer jump to the end of the buffer whenever the remote system sends output, but you can reenable this behavior with a new flag in the telnet-interpret-output variable.
There are new options in the clear-process-buffer and process-enter-whole-line variables.

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