Cursor position after compilation/run

[Peter Bengtsson <mail@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I use Jed to write Python code. When I hit C-c C-c it compiles/runs the 
code and the buffer splits in two with the outcome in one *shell-output*.

If there's an error in the code and the shell-output raises it, the 
cursor is place on the line where the error happened. I like that!

However, after I've run it and no errors were thrown, the cursor goes to 
the bottom of the code buffer. Clearly the cursor has tagged along the 
ride of the procedural working through the code.
Can this be disabled?
Can I set something in my .jedrc so that the cursor does not move when 
running a program successfully?

Any ideas anyone?


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Peter Bengtsson, http://www.peterbe.com

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