- #Zsh syntax highlighting how to#
- #Zsh syntax highlighting install#
- #Zsh syntax highlighting update#
- #Zsh syntax highlighting software#
#Zsh syntax highlighting install#
Why? How can I fix this? $ brew install autojump usr/local/Cellar/autojump/21.6.9/etc/autojump.bash:52: = not found Invalid commands are colored red by default: A command may be invalid because it does not exist, or refers to a file that you cannot execute. What am I supposed to do with this information? How do I notify Zsh of this zsh completion?Īlso, whenever I now login with my Zsh shell, I get: /usr/local/Cellar/autojump/21.6.9/etc/autojump.bash:13: command not found: complete Specifics: You'll quickly notice that fish performs syntax highlighting as you type. I dont understand what youre trying to do. (Those are the only styles with underline, actually.). Note that at the end it says: zsh completion has been installed to: When its white with underline, path and pathprefix, due to the EQUALS zsh option. I ran the script at the command line to download to download and install. I use this plugin to provide as you type completions based on my previous command execution history and available command completions. I have included the log of the installation at the bottom of this post. zsh-syntax-highlighting must always be last in the array to work correctly zsh-autosuggestions. Correct grammar.I just installed autojump and have oh-my-zsh installed in my system.
#Zsh syntax highlighting update#
Update Update the supported Bash versions. If there are problems, I would appreciate it if you could tell me that in the comments.
Yes, I have to admit that this is actually self-promotion, but I believe that this helps people who want the feature. zsh-syntax-highlighting: unhandled ZLE widget history-substring-search-down zsh-syntax-highlighting: (This is sometimes caused by doing bindkey#Zsh syntax highlighting software#
User promoting his software in relevant questions without disclosure - Meta Stack Overflow.
#Zsh syntax highlighting how to#
How to offer personal open-source libraries? - Meta Stack Exchange.Referring to the following meta-questions/answers, I described the idea first and next provided a link to my project as an example implementation. So I decided to answer this question today. However, as no other solutions were offered after a long time despite many views (which reflect significant demand). Note: I know that sometimes answering questions with links to own products is considered self-promotion and unpreferable, so I have been refraining from answering this question. # Add the following line at the end of bashrc Source "$HOME/.local/share/blesh/ble.sh" -attach=none # Add the following line at the beginning of bashrc $ make INSDIR="$HOME/.local/share/blesh" install
Here is an example to set up ble.sh in the bashrc (see README for details): $ git clone Remove the first plugins variable and it should work. Since it is written in (almost-)pure Bash scripts, you can just source the script in ~/.bashrc. plugins(git autojump zsh-syntax-highlighting zsh-autosuggestions) Check to see if this is the case with you because with this only your git plugin will be used. If you can, then it's a question of whether the lag bothers you enough to use a mirror/fork of fast-syntax-highlighting. If you cannot, it doesn't matter if it's 1000 times slower or 1000 times faster.
Try it and see if you can notice any difference. In fact, I implemented a line editor ble.sh with features like syntax highlighting and auto-suggestions. Yep, fast-syntax-highlighting had much less issues compared to zsh-users. It is of course possible to integrate the feature of syntax highlighting in your own line editor. There is no simple way to obtain syntax highlighting in GNU Bash (or GNU Readline), but it is in principle possible to implement your own line editor in Bash script by binding all the user inputs to shell functions using the builtin command bind -x 'BYTE: SHELL-COMMAND'.
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