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My !zsh precmd () won't be run. Any ideas as of why? Looks exactly like the ones in the prompt tutorials...
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Dear !zsh, my running shell doesn't pick up new files for tab completion, eg. I install a new binary to the PATH and cpl misses it entirely.
about a month ago from Seesmic-
@ralesk either execute 'rehash' or check out the solution we've in the grml-zshrc: http://bit.ly/Iigkmh
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!zsh & !hg, you guys know if it's currently possible to tab-complete branch/tag/mq-label/bookmark names? Would be nice to `hg up bla<TAB>`.
about 2 months ago from Choqok -
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cd - # Takes you back to the directory you were just in. Very useful if you didn't already know it.
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@kevingranade setopt autopushd # !zsh
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@takeshitakenji ah, figured it was something like that, and can see how it'd be useful if you want to really dig in and use DIRSTACK.
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@kevingranade It's been well worth it.
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Switching to !zsh. Is oh-my-zsh worth it, long-term?
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Ah, nice hint.
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@mvdan http://ur1.ca/7y1jb — added some comments too
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Cool, I owe you one.
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Z shell, un shell portentoso http://ur1.ca/7kgux !zsh !linuxerosonline
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@johpunk Cambié mi Shell a ZSH (cc @johdu, @marcosjosemora)
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!zsh using oh-my-zsh and themes how do I disable vcs info in a directory but not subdirectories? Disable-patterns isn't working
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finally getting my !mutt color theme to match the rest of my setup with !irssi and !zsh prompt. looknig good.
about 6 months ago from api-
no screenshot ?
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So.. Where's the screenshot?? :)
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@eightyeight obviously this required the obligatory screenshot(s) .... ;)
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So I was trying to convince a colleague to switch to !zsh and when I got onto it's awesome completion functions I blew my own mind. #magic
about 6 months ago from web -
does anyone else use the #ohmyzsh setup? !zsh the !debian plugin has a function to clean out old kernels but it's outdated. Any suggestions?
about 6 months ago from web-
@ajpaulson my trick does not work allways, cause it thinks 9 is newer than 10, need to rethink.
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@ajpaulson doing these things is like operating with katana, quite cool but dangerous :P
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@asqueadospress Actually, you were already using dpkg-query(1). dpkg(1) actually calls it when you use the '-l' option. ;)
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i should have tried grml-zsh config much sooner. great stuff! !zsh
about 8 months ago from web- Bryan Bishop likes this.
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RT @reith zsh in action: Introduction to !zsh by a video http://ur1.ca/5d803
about 8 months ago from web -
Rocking !Zsh: directory specific shell profiles: http://ur1.ca/5c72d #screencast #youtube
- Vincent Lefèvre repeated this.
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Thank you. That's what I call a useful tip ! :)
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cd - # Takes you back to the previous directory you were in. Good to know if you don't already.
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@climagic This is a good one. And I always forget it... :/ #mustremember
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cd - works also in zsh, not only in bash
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Ah, I was trying "cd - #". It looks like "cd -" operates like popd on my system. !zsh
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I wonder if there's an equivalent of #bash unix-filename-rubout in !zsh, a friend brought it to my attention and it seems really useful!
about 9 months ago from web-
@ralesk yes, the first try was not very good. I tested and updated a bit, now it seems to work http://sprunge.us/KcYP
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@ralesk, The right way to do this is a local change to WORDCHARS: http://sprunge.us/YGNa (see also 'select-word-style' in man zshcontrib)
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@krisshannon Nice, that one actually does work. However, when deleting a leading /, it will end up deleting more: ls /etc → ls / → nil
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reading the supported languages of #geshi, and i see support for "whietspace" but not for !zsh. okay...
about 8 months ago from api-
@eightyeight it just depends on people writing syntax files - most are written or ectended by users
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@alexs77 sorry, no, I don't use it. I know no more than that it exists, must try it some time
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I have to write precmd and preexec to make GNU #Screen display commands as titles, while #Tmux does it by default !Zsh
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@phunehehe grml-zshrc (see http://grml.org/zsh/ for details) provides that feature, jfyi && hth ;)
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