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Re: $? being clobbered?
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- From: Phil!Gregory <phil_g@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: $? being clobbered?
- Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:51:02 -0400
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* Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2003-07-14 19:25 +0000]:
> There's code in the precmd handler to preserve and restore $? but nothing
> similar is done during prompt expansion.
I think my best approach is to move all program execution to precmd.
> Is there some reason to execute the command every time the prompt is
> printed? That is, does the command change from one prompt to the next?
Yes, because it's actually $(echoti cub $COLUMNS) and I wish it to
work even when the terminal is resized.
> I feel compelled to remark that moving 80 columns left seems an odd way of
> achieving 'setopt promptcr'.
...which is even on by default. The existing stuff is left over from my
old bash prompt; didn't realize zsh did it for me. (Actually, the full
code did a clear-to-end-of-display, too, which zsh also appears to do by
default.)
I still have an invocation of apm while I'll have to move.
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