On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 09:19:37AM +0100, Magnus Therning wrote: > >> Expansion of %~ seems to have been broken. This is the behaviour I see: > >> > >> ~: print $PS1 > >> %~: > >> ~: print -P %~ > >> ~ > >> ~: cd Desktop > >> /home/magnus/Desktop: print -P %~ > >> /home/magnus/Desktop > >> /home/magnus/Desktop: cd .. > >> /home/magnus: print -P %~ > >> /home/magnus > > > > I can't reproduce this. Are there symlinks involved? What is your home > > directory set to? What happens when you cd to ~magnus ? > > No, there are no symlinks involved. $HOME is /home/magnus, which > matches what's in /etc/passwd: > > ~ grep magnus /etc/passwd > magnus:x:1000:1000:Magnus Therning,,,:/home/magnus/:/bin/zsh > > I'm using LVM2 to host my /home: > > ~ grep magnus /etc/passwd > magnus:x:1000:1000:Magnus Therning,,,:/home/magnus/:/bin/zsh > > And to answer your last question: > > ~ cd ~magnus > ~magnus print -P '%~' > ~magnus cd Desktop > ~magnus/Desktop print -P '%~' > > I'm sharing the ZSH configuration between a few machines, none of the > others show this behaviour.
Beats me. Anyone have ideas? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
