On 10/29/20 6:38 AM, Arnaud wrote:
> Le 29.10.20 à 06:54, Clark Wang a écrit :
>>
>> I can reproduce the similar issue with my bash 4.4.12 and PS0="\[\e[0m\]"
>> fix it for me.
>>
>> -clark
>>
>
> I had to change at one point the PS0="\[\e[0m\] to PS0="\[\e[38;5;15m\].
Except for this changing the default color to light grey, which I have
trouble seeing, everything looks fine.
I'm testing on macOS Terminal.
If you want to look further, my guess is that the terminal is still using
the PS1 color when it prints the colored possible completions, and
reverting to the "normal" color after printing each possible completion
messes up the terminal's idea of the current color somehow.
Either way, the functions you want to look at are
colored_stat_start
colored_stat_end
which are called when the completion code prints colored possible
completions.
Chet
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