Thanks Allan. You're absolutely right.
I'd installed a line in bashrc which traps each command and prints it in iterm's window title: trap 'printf "\033]0; `history 1 | cut -b8-` \007"' DEBUG
commenting this out solves the problem.
thanks again, Sam
Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 24/10/2007, at 21:59, Sam Goldstein wrote:
When I use some of the Ruby on Rails bundle Database migration functions its inserted. [...]
Okay, these characters are likely written from your shell startup files, which are executed when running (shell) commands from TextMate.
You can alter your shell startup files to only output stuff for interactive terminal sessions, see http://macromates.com/wiki/Troubleshooting/ShellCommands
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