Le Sunday 17 September 2006, à 12:09:14PM -0500, Dan a écrit : > In the last episode (Sep 17), arno. said: > > Le Saturday 16 September 2006, à 21:01:55PM +0200, Frank a écrit : > > > arno. <arno.@xxxxxxxxxx>: > > > [..get output of command into prompt..] > > > > > > Take a look at this: > > > > > > [snip] > > > zsh% PS1='$(printf "%s: %d" "This is a one" 1)-%% ' > > > $(printf ": /home/hawk" "This is a one" 1)-% setopt promptsubst > > > This is a one: 1-% > > > [snap] > > > > Yes, I've tried things like that, but the problem is that command output > > will be evaluated once, just when prompt is set up. It will not be > > evaluated each time prompt is displayed > > That example does evalute the prompt each time it's printed; you just > can't tell. Try with a command that changes its output: > > zsh% PS1='$(date)-%% ' ; setopt promptsubst > Sun Sep 17 12:06:02 CDT 2006-% <press enter> > Sun Sep 17 12:06:33 CDT 2006-% <press enter> > Sun Sep 17 12:06:34 CDT 2006-% > > Of course in this example you'd be better off using zsh's builtin > date-printing prompt escapes, but you get the idea. Oups, looks like I did it wrong before. It works now thanx a lot arno
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