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Re: zsh themes problem
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- From: djrjmr <djrjmr@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: zsh themes problem
- Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 23:10:23 -0500
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The value of $ZSH_VERSION is 4.3.6
On May 12, 2:40pm, djrjmr wrote:
}
} I am using zsh on Slackware 12.2.
What's the value of $ZSH_VERSION ?
} When I try to use a theme in zsh, I
} always get the following at the top of the terminal when I open it:
}
} prompt_special_chars:16: command not found: char_333=Û
} prompt_special_chars:16: command not found: char_262=²
} prompt_special_chars:16: command not found: char_261=±
} prompt_special_chars:16: command not found: char_260=°
That looks like an old/outdated version of the prompt_special_chars
function -- from at least a year ago and possibly two years ago.
Check your $fpath to be sure you're getting the function that
matches your installed version of the shell.
However, in looking into this, I'm led to wonder about the *current*
version of prompt_special_chars which seems to be assigning char[$code]
where I suspect it should be assigning to schars[$code].
Can someone take a look? PWS, you seem to have been responsible for
the last ChangeLog entry on prompt_special_chars (25059 -- by the way,
the CVS log says 25095, so one of those is a typo).
Also BTW, the test for UTF-8 in $LANG should probably also test for
"utf8" per recent tweaks we had to make elsewhere, no?
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