I would like to have the command line in next line how do I do that? about agnoster-zsh-theme HOT 20 CLOSED

Hi, u can edit agnoster.zsh-theme

• search prompt_end()
• modify print -n "%{%f%}" as print -n "\n%{%f%}" (just add \n )
• save it and re-open ur terminal

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Maybe u can find it in this path: ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/themes/ or ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes
I'm not really sure.

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If you are not seeing any change maybe you are using the 'robyrussell' theme (it was my default). You can check that at the beginning of .zshrc:
If that is your case substitute this line in the file ~/oh-my-zsh/themes/robbyrussell.zsh-theme :
PROMPT+=' %{$fg[cyan]%}%c%{$reset_color%} $(git_prompt_info)'
for this one.
PROMPT+=$' %{$fg[cyan]%}%c%{$reset_color%} $(git_prompt_info)\n'

We sometimes get tired of configuring many times all the linux set up, for that reason you can move the config fimes .vimrc .zshrc ... to a repo, commit them often and make the system reach them at that place by creating hard links.

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Hi, u can edit agnoster.zsh-theme

• search prompt_end()
• modify print -n "%{%f%}" as print -n "\n%{%f%}" (just add \n )
• save it and re-open ur terminal

Thanks buddy.

in case you don't see print again in agnoster, they have change to echo, so you will modify like this
echo -n "\n%{%f%}"

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I've carried this out and additionally added a little prompt because it felt better echo -n "\n>%{%f%}" so it places a > character on the newline before the cursor. However that character inherits the colour of whatever the main prompt line ends with (e.g. blue for directories, green or yellow for git). Is there a way I can force it to always be white?

Hi @M1ke, you can use this: echo -n "\e[m\n>%{%f%}"

which added \e[m before \n

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Hi, u can edit agnoster.zsh-theme

• search prompt_end()
• modify print -n "%{%f%}" as print -n "\n%{%f%}" (just add \n )
• save it and re-open ur terminal

Thank you!

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Does anyone get this visual issue or know how to solve it?:

My prompt_end():

# End the prompt, closing any open segments
prompt_end() {
  if [[ -n $CURRENT_BG ]]; then
    echo -n " %{%k%F{$CURRENT_BG}%}$SEGMENT_SEPARATOR"
  else
    echo -n "%{%k%}"
  fi
  CURRENT_BG=''
  echo -n "\e[m\n➜%{%f%}"
}

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Does anyone get this visual issue or know how to solve it?:

A bit late to the party, but if anybody else is experiencing the above, I've replaced the last two lines and it seems to be working fine:

  echo -n "\e[m\n➜%{%f%}"
  CURRENT_BG=''
}  

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Hi may I know where is agnoster.zsh-theme located?

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Thanks @griiid !

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Cheers @griiid !!

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Many thanks <3 ! @griiid

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Thanks @griiid ! Something this simple is not always that obvious.

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~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/agnoster.zsh-theme

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Thanks @griiid 😄

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I've carried this out and additionally added a little prompt because it felt better echo -n "\n>%{%f%}" so it places a > character on the newline before the cursor. However that character inherits the colour of whatever the main prompt line ends with (e.g. blue for directories, green or yellow for git). Is there a way I can force it to always be white?

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Hi, u can edit agnoster.zsh-theme

* search `prompt_end()`

* modify `print -n "%{%f%}"` as `print -n "\n%{%f%}"` (just add `\n` )

* save it and re-open ur terminal

I did this procedure and it works fine but many times my zsh misbehaves in a random way.
Some times while I'm typing the first letter just vanishes and the virual thing just messes up if you guys are also facing this problem how did you all solve this?

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So I'm currently using af-magic and I like the look but I hate how it's all on the initial line and cuts things off to go to the next line. I tried adding
prompt_end() { if [[ -n $CURRENT_BG ]]; then echo -n " %{%k%F{$CURRENT_BG}%}$SEGMENT_SEPARATOR" else echo -n "%{%k%}" fi echo -n "\n%{%f%}" CURRENT_BG='' }
from agnoster but I don't see a difference. Is there something else I need to add or am I going about this totally wrong?

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I've carried this out and additionally added a little prompt because it felt better echo -n "\n>%{%f%}" so it places a > character on the newline before the cursor. However that character inherits the colour of whatever the main prompt line ends with (e.g. blue for directories, green or yellow for git). Is there a way I can force it to always be white?

Hi @M1ke, you can use this: echo -n "\e[m\n>%{%f%}"

which added \e[m before \n

I am 3 years late to addressing this, but thanks, have done this and it worked!

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@griiid Thanks griid

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