Issue 230: zshrc: uses escape sequences, whereas '\e' is more cut'n'paste friendly. :-) - GRML issue tracker

Title	zshrc: uses escape sequences, whereas '\e' is more cut'n'paste friendly. :-)
Priority	wish	Status	resolved
Superseder		Nosy List	ft, mika
Assigned To	mika	Topics	zsh

Created on 2007-06-07.09:42:31 by ft, last changed 2007-06-07.13:10:48 by formorer2.

Files
File name	Uploaded	Type	Edit	Remove
grml_zshrc_be.diff	ft, 2007-06-07.09:42:31	text/x-diff

Messages
msg582 (view)	Author: formorer2	Date: 2007-06-07.13:10:48
We believe that your issue has been closed by the upload of Version of from Alexander Wirt <formorer@grml.org> . The explanation is attached below 0.3.10 of grml-etc-core successfully installed in grml-testing. Changed-By: Alexander Wirt <formorer@grml.org> Changes: grml-etc-core (0.3.10) unstable; urgency=low . * /etc/zsh/zshrc: use \e instead of the escape-sequence. Thanks for the patches, ft! [Closes: issue229, issue230] Files: 5c873438dcb5fe83367df7e058fdccd5 507 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.10.dsc 34404e910b662160121c97b25d0b0848 82112 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.10.tar.gz 3d0ae6e9126f1d9ffbf93e5447d64829 84742 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.10_all.deb
msg581 (view)	Author: mika	Date: 2007-06-07.12:57:20
Fixed with upload of grml-etc-core (0.3.10), thanks ft!
msg578 (view)	Author: ft	Date: 2007-06-07.09:42:31
Pure whishlist bug. :) Personally, I prefer '\e' instead of ESC in configs whenever possible. Makes things more readable and you can cut and paste code easily. Patch attached.

History
Date	User	Action	Args
2007-06-07 13:10:48	formorer2	set	nosy: mika, ft messages: + msg582
2007-06-07 12:57:20	mika	set	status: unread -> resolved assignedto: mika messages: + msg581 nosy: + mika
2007-06-07 09:42:31	ft	create