Option to Disable Multi-Line Mode about agkozak-zsh-prompt

[agkozak]

You're very kind.

[agkozak]

The simple answer is yes -- give me a couple of hours and I'll provide an option for restoring the legacy, one-line prompt, with the proviso that it may not always work perfectly in ZSH 5.5 and later.

ZSH 5.5 changes how the shell calculates cursor position when the prompt has wrapped. Apparently there are use cases that I have not run across myself that argue for overhauling this whole aspect of ZSH; what I do know is that in the rare cases that I'm in a directory with an unusually long name and my terminal is rather narrow, when the prompt wraps, the cursor lands on top of the prompt, causing all sorts of irritation. I've spent many hours trying to fix this problem, only to find that I actually don't mind a two-line prompt, which avoids this whole problem entirely.

I'll let you know when I've finished putting the single-line option back into the prompt.

[agkozak]

All right, the single-line prompt is an option again; just put

AGKOZAK_MULTILINE=0

before you source the theme in .zshrc.

Thanks again for your feedback!

[joeleisner]

Thanks for the quick turn around; Much appreciated!

I definitely understand the choice to switch the theme to a multi-line prompt with the issues surrounding ZSH 5.5, but I have yet to run into those issues as of right now and I much prefer the single-line style.

Once again, thanks for the hard work; This is hands-down the best ZSH theme I've used to date!