breaking the current prompt after `prompt -p`. Actually liquidprompt is
pretty invasive in the way it is implemented, defining extra
`prompt_on`, `prompt_off` and `prompt_OFF` functions to switch it after
it is executed.
Fixes#112, Closes#165
This uses the verbose mode to be able to display indexed, unindexed and
untracked files indicators. This is the last theme left to be migrated
to git-info, and the first one to use its verbose mode.
Originally, the theme also supported svn via vcs_info. The svn support
is lost in this rewrite. Maybe if a new svn-info module is introduced to
Zim...
Closes#157
As previous migrations of themes to git-info, this does not use its
verbose mode, so a repo with just untracked files is not considered
dirty.
It uses the newly-introduced `diverged` context and `coalesce` function
from git-info.
Closes#152
Based on my rewrite of the Agnoster theme, uses simpler segment drawing
functions and only relies on local variables. Uses git-info module in
non-verbose mode, so a repo with only untracked files will not count as
dirty (but dirty state is computed faster). Also took the freedom of
adding an extra space character after the 'r' for the Ranger segment,
and after the dirty indicator for the Git segment. Everything else looks
and behaves exactly the same as the original prompt.
as they were only being used by gitster prompt theme and kept for
Oh-My-Zsh compatibility. The newly introduced git-info module (inspired
by the git-info Prezto function) provides a more powerful
implementation than the Oh-My-Zsh inspired git_prompt_info.
Updated gitster to use the git-info module.
Closes#124
The offender was `print -P`, where `-P` does [prompt
expansion](http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/Prompt-Expansion.html#Prompt-Expansion).
I took the freedom to also change a few things:
Move the `add-zsh-hook precmd` up,
add `prompt_magicmace_` prefix to all function names,
add `COLOR_` prefix to all color global variables,
and move assignment to `PROMPT` to `prompt_magicmace_setup`.
Fixes#70, Closes#81
The old test, [[ ${var} ]] tests for unset AND zero-length strings.
Checking for zero length strings probably isn't that important. It is
enough to ensure that the variable is set.
Closes#18
