code around `PROMPT_COMMAND=vim' in the .zprofile I am trying to source is:
function vim
{
printf "\e]1;"`basename "$1"`"\a"
/usr/bin/vim "$1" } PROMPT_COMMAND=vim
function nvim
{
printf "\e]1;"`basename "$1"`"\a"
/usr/local/bin/nvim "$1"
}
PROMPT_COMMAND=nvim
This is the only instance of PROMPT_COMMAND=vim in the file.
This worked fine when I was using .bash_profile. It broke when I set up zsh and migrated this to .zprofile. Same result happens if I use .zshrc instead of .zprofile.
The goal of this code is to use nvim whenever I type in vim to ease the migration to nvim and speed up typing.
I am very new to programming so this may be a low level question, but I could not find an answer online.
CodePudding user response:
A bit long for a comment, plus format matters ...
I got the following to work in bash
:
function vim
{
printf "\e]1;"`basename "$1"`"\a"
/usr/bin/vim "$1"; } ; PROMPT_COMMAND=vim # add a ";" before function's ending "}"
# and separate trailing "}" from the next command
# or
function vim
{
printf "\e]1;"`basename "$1"`"\a"
/usr/bin/vim "$1"
}; PROMPT_COMMAND=vim # place function's ending "}" on a new line
# but also separate the "}" and the next command
# or
function vim
{
printf "\e]1;"`basename "$1"`"\a"
/usr/bin/vim "$1"
} # again, place trailing "}" on separate line
PROMPT_COMMAND=vim # place next command on it's own line
As pointed out in Ted's comment ... PROMPT_COMMAND=vim
may not do the same thing in bash
as it did in zsh
...