Some help neede :-) RE: PS1 or PS2

["Andrej Borsenkow" <Andrej.Borsenkow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>
> I think they reflect real ZLE buffers.  The "problem" is with the way that
> push-input/get-line (and consequently push-line-or-edit) are implemented:
> They do something similar to
>
> 	print -z "$BUFFER"
> 	BUFFER=""
>
> and then wait for zle_refresh() to come around and yank the buffer back.
> So if you're entirely inside a zle widget (or a bindkey -s), you can't do
> anything to the pushed input; it simply isn't there anymore until zsh has
> a chance to print a prompt again.
>

Yes, something like it.  Currently I managed it so far, that it does redisplay a
line ... with a small problem :-(

Looking in pushlineoredit() I found, that it unconditionally set both
``errflag'' (why?) and ``done''. Obviously, this confused Zle (but I do not know
why). I thought, that I could pass parameter that says "do not set them" - and
here you are! now my small widget really redisplays the input:

(($#PREBUFFER)) && {
zle .push-line-or-edit bla-bla-bla
zle .get-line
zle -R
}

with the sad problem, that it still thinks it is on PS2 and won't return to PS1
(even if I press ^L to redisplay the whole). That is, after

bor@itsrm2:~%> {
cursh> ESC-x foo-widget

I get the following display

bor@itsrm2:~%> {
cursh> {
<= cursor here

and after ^L I get

cursh> {
<= cursor here

Unforunately, here I am lost. I tried it with vanilla push-input/get-line with
the same effect. Obviously, all of them just rely on zleread() to do the work
... sigh.

/andrej