[Q] how to config zsh"s rprompt"s behavior?

am 23.11.2004 00:33:56 von KKramsch

Is it possible to configure zsh so that the right prompt disappears
as soon as the command line is within N > 0 characters of it? (The
default behavior is for the RHS prompt to disappear when N = 0,
i.e. when the command line "touches" the RHS prompt.)

Thanks!

Karl

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Re: [Q] how to config zsh"s rprompt"s behavior?

am 23.11.2004 01:10:08 von Geoff Wing

KKramsch typed:
: Is it possible to configure zsh so that the right prompt disappears
: as soon as the command line is within N > 0 characters of it? (The
: default behavior is for the RHS prompt to disappear when N = 0,
: i.e. when the command line "touches" the RHS prompt.)

No, this is hardcoded. You would need to change the calculation in
zle_refresh.c around line 568 and recompile.

Regards,
Geoff

Re: [Q] how to config zsh"s rprompt"s behavior?

am 23.11.2004 10:38:48 von Stephane CHAZELAS

2004-11-22, 23:33(+00), KKramsch:
[...]
> Is it possible to configure zsh so that the right prompt disappears
> as soon as the command line is within N > 0 characters of it? (The
> default behavior is for the RHS prompt to disappear when N = 0,
> i.e. when the command line "touches" the RHS prompt.)
[...]

Simply add spaces to RPS1:

instead of
RPS1=%T

use

RPS1=' %T'

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Re: [Q] how to config zsh"s rprompt"s behavior?

am 23.11.2004 15:05:56 von KKramsch

In Stephane CHAZELAS writes:

>2004-11-22, 23:33(+00), KKramsch:
>[...]
>> Is it possible to configure zsh so that the right prompt disappears
>> as soon as the command line is within N > 0 characters of it? (The
>> default behavior is for the RHS prompt to disappear when N = 0,
>> i.e. when the command line "touches" the RHS prompt.)
>[...]

>Simply add spaces to RPS1:

DOH!

Of course.

Now, why didn't I think of that?!

Thanks!

Karl

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