+grml-etc-core (0.9.0) grml-testing; urgency=low
+
+ zshrc: use "ctrl-x ." instead ",." to enable power completion /
+ abbreviation expansion:
+
+ The use of ",." for enabling the power completion /
+ abbreviation expansion / buffer expansion was a bad idea
+ because you'll get either a delay or even missing characters,
+ e.g. when ",." is part of a copy/paste action. So we decided to
+ switch to a safer approach by using "ctrl-x ." instead.
+
+ -- Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Wed, 04 Sep 2013 17:06:45 +0200
+
+grml-etc-core (0.8.0) unstable; urgency=low
+
+ * zshrc: Prompt converted to zsh's prompt theme system:
+
+ This version of the included zsh setup features a prompt theme based
+ on the old statically set prompt, that we shipped. The prompt is very
+ much customisable. Changing colours or removing and adding information
+ used in the prompt is easily possible via zsh's zstyle mechanism. For
+ more details call this:
+
+ prompt -h grml
+
+ However, if you used to discard our old prompt and used an own static
+ prompt, you need to disable the prompt system so your changes stick,
+ because when a prompt theme is active it takes over control of prompt
+ variables, which will undo your changes again. So your customisation
+ now has to look like this:
+
+ prompt off
+ PS1='%~ %# '
+
+ Our prompt is also quite extensible: For example, if you use
+ Virtualenv, and would like integration in our prompt, this is how it
+ can be done (the default way Virtualenv tries to do this is by
+ statically extending $PS1, which doesn't work with zsh themes, as
+ discussed above):
+
+ function virtual_env_prompt () {
+ REPLY=${VIRTUAL_ENV+(${VIRTUAL_ENV:t}) }
+ }
+ grml_theme_add_token \
+ virtual-env -f virtual_env_prompt '%F{magenta}' '%f'
+ zstyle ':prompt:grml:left:setup' items \
+ rc virtual-env change-root user at host path vcs percent
+
+ * zshrc: Keyboard setup changed to terminfo data
+
+ This setup had a mixture of hard-coded escape sequences and a broken
+ terminfo data extraction scheme.
+
+ Starting with this release, escape sequences are extracted from
+ terminfo exclusively (except for a handful of combinations, that are
+ commonly not found in terminfo databases). For this to work properly,
+ the terminal needs to be switched to "keyboard transmit mode" via the
+ `smkx' escape sequence (if a terminal's terminfo entry does not
+ support this key, keyboard transmit-mode is active all the time). To
+ enable this feature when zsh's line editor (zle) is active, this setup
+ now uses the `zle-line-init' and `zle-line-finish' hooks. The former
+ invokes the `smkx' sequence and the latter invokes the `rmkx'
+ sequence.
+
+ If you override these hooks in your setup, make sure you include the
+ following function calls in your own hooks:
+
+ zle-line-init: zle-smkx
+ zle-line-finish: zle-rmkx
+
+ Unless your system does not have support for terminfo, the new setup
+ should work a lot more robust across a much larger number of terminals
+ and terminal/terminal-multiplexer combinations.
+
+ -- Frank Terbeck <ft@grml.org> Mon, 01 Apr 2013 16:53:31 +0200
+
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