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Using the default two line prompt with the skull-emoji. Problem is that zsh counts the length of the prompt for tab completion and the UTF characters mess with that counting. All UTF characters need to be wrapped in %{%G<UTC character%}.
(e.g. write echo and then press TAB twice and observe how the prompt will get messed up.)
This fixes it (note the two UTF8 characters following the 'n'):
sed -i 's/\(\s*PROMPT=.*\)n└─\(.*\)/\1n%{%G└%}%{%G─%}\2/g'~/.zshrc
I think this is actually a ZSH problem because people all over the Internet are crying that zsh tab completion messes up their prompt if they use emojis in their prompt (?).
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Tested on MacOS/Cygwin/Linux.
Using the default two line prompt with the skull-emoji. Problem is that zsh counts the length of the prompt for tab completion and the UTF characters mess with that counting. All UTF characters need to be wrapped in
%{%G<UTC character%}
.How to reproduce:
(e.g. write
echo
and then pressTAB
twice and observe how the prompt will get messed up.)This fixes it (note the two UTF8 characters following the 'n'):
I think this is actually a ZSH problem because people all over the Internet are crying that zsh tab completion messes up their prompt if they use emojis in their prompt (?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: