Issue 799: [grml-zsh-config] strange output when using %s

Created on 2010-01-12.08:55:46 by dejot, last changed 2010-02-28.01:45:03 by mika.

Messages
msg3087 (view)	Author: mika	Date: 2010-02-28.01:45:03
Fixed with upload of grml-etc-core 0.3.79. Thanks to all contributors. thx && regards, -mika-
msg2889 (view)	Author: mru	Date: 2010-02-09.07:17:23
Ok, its fixed in git now. Thanks to Frank for helping fixing this bug.
msg2886 (view)	Author: mru	Date: 2010-02-08.01:48:24
I am sorry, it is not abount printf format sequences but %s is a prompt escape. So its about prompt escapes, like %b, %E, %U
msg2885 (view)	Author: mru	Date: 2010-02-08.00:56:17
The problem is within the preexec function, currently we are using print -Pn "\e]0;%n@%m: $1\a" to change the title to the current command. The problem is now, if $1 contains a printf format sequence like for example %s the next argument will be formated accordingly to the specified format sequence.
msg2829 (view)	Author: dejot	Date: 2010-01-12.08:55:44
Using the grml-zsh-config in archlinux, I get strange output, whenever trying to use %s in any command, eg.: dejot@mobile ~ % echo %s 27m%s dejot@mobile ~ % mocp -Q "%state" 27mtate"PLAY setting NOPRECMD=1 (aka unfunction precmd and preexec) solves the issue.

History
Date	User	Action	Args
2010-02-28 01:45:03	mika	set	status: fixed-in-git -> resolved messages: + msg3087
2010-02-09 07:17:25	mru	set	status: chatting -> fixed-in-git messages: + msg2889
2010-02-08 01:48:24	mru	set	messages: + msg2886
2010-02-08 00:56:18	mru	set	status: unread -> chatting nosy: + ft messages: + msg2885
2010-01-12 08:55:46	dejot	create

Issue799