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Subject: bug with %<< prompt expansion
From: Joel Elkins <joel@elkins.co>
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Hello. I think there may be a bug in the truncation operator %>> in the
prompt expansion code. It seems to count a sequence surrounded by %{ %} as
having width = 1, as shown below.

% echo $ZSH_VERSION
5.0.6
% print -P "%4>.>12345"
123.
% print -P "%4>.>1%{%}2345"
12.

In my opinion, these two commands should have the same output.

Thanks,

-- 
Joel D. Elkins

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