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On Fri, 2 Jul 2004, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> Here's the tweak I just proposed to Wayne's patch

So does this mean "zle reset-prompt" goes away again?  Or does it serve
a different purpose?

(It would seem that, with this patch, "zle -I" can be used instead of 
reset-prompt.  Further, it seems odd to make reset-prompt a built-in 
widget rather than a zle option.)