Re: BUG

[Brian Harvell <harvell@aol.net>]

On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Sven Wischnowsky wrote:

> 
> Brian Harvell wrote:
> 
> > When I hit tab I see the following in 3.1.6. This does not happen with 3.1.5
> > 
> > TT_DB/     $<2>  $<2>dev/       $<2>  $<2>floppy/    $<2>  $<2>lost+found/$<2>  $<2>opt/       $<2>  $<2>tmp/       $<2>  $<2>           $<2>
> > WS.tar     $<2>  $<2>devices/   $<2>  $<2>foo/       $<2>  $<2>mail/      $<2>  $<2>platform/  $<2>  $<2>usr/       $<2>  $<2>           $<2>
> > bin@       $<2>  $<2>e/         $<2>  $<2>home/      $<2>  $<2>mnt/       $<2>  $<2>prefs      $<2>  $<2>var/       $<2>  $<2>           $<2>
> > cdrom/     $<2>  $<2>etc/       $<2>  $<2>kernel/    $<2>  $<2>net/       $<2>  $<2>proc/      $<2>  $<2>vol/       $<2>  $<2>           $<2>
> > data/      $<2>  $<2>export/    $<2>  $<2>lib@       $<2>  $<2>ogp@       $<2>  $<2>sbin/      $<2>  $<2>xfn/       $<2>  $<2>           $<2>
> 
> Some more information would have been nice...

Sorry.

> I guess you are using the complist module (probably statically linked
> in?). Then the `$<2>' strings would either come from the value of
> ZLS_COLORS or ZLS_COLOURS if one of them is set, or -- more probably,
> as I think you don't have them set -- it would come zsh's attempt to
> find out the terminal code for end-of-standout-mode.

Yes I am using complist and I don't have any of the color stuff set. It is 
related to the term since it only happens when the term is set to vt100 (vt220
and xterm seem fine)

> Could you tell us what `print -P "%s"' gives you? If it gives you
> `$<2>' then it is indeed that zsh thinks that this is the terminal
> code mentioned above. If you get something different and you don't
> have any of those parameters set, it must be something else -- and I
> don't know what.
> 

print -P "%s" just prints a blank line.

Brian


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