Unable to put "X" to right prompt to indicate number of jobs in Zsh -


This code does not work for me. I've pasted all of my code into my .zshrc.

I have .zshrc

  RPROMPT = '% {\ [0; 33 m%}% 1v% {\ [0m%} ' 

This should indicate whether you have a job or not, though it does not do this for me.

I have to get an X for the right launch to know that you have a job.

How can you do if you have more than one job in a zip, then what is the correct signal? The code you are using will not work because it is trying to use the $ psvar variable, which you have not set up. Probably mentioned elsewhere in that article

However, to display the number of usage in RPROMPT

  $> RPROMPT = "% j work (s)"  

If you have at least one job running, then use it to display 'x'

  $ & gt; See RPROMPT = "% 1 (j.x.)"  

in the prompt section of the zshmisc manpage, or take a link:. It tells all detail sequences that you can use to display information in your signals.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

python - Overriding the save method in Django ModelForm -

html - CSS autoheight, but fit content to height of div -

qt - How to prevent QAudioInput from automatically boosting the master volume to 100%? -