Hi all,
I'm a new fish user. First experience were really good although there's
one major issue for me. Assume in my $HOME directory there are two
files foobar and fooquux. When I type
ls foo<TAB>
at the prompt, the possible list of completions looks like
bar quux
that is, the common prefix I have already typed is not shown in the
completions.
However, when I copy and paste from the terminal I can see that in fact,
it shows foobar and fooquux, however it seems like the color is white on
white.
In the colors tab of fish_config, there's no color to give to common
completion prefixes which I could change. (There's also no color for
globbing patterns * and ? which are currently almost invisible: a very
light yellow on white background.)
After a bit of fiddeling, I found out that the common completion prefix
is printed visibly (underlined) when I change my terminal from black
foreground on white background to white foreground on black background,
but I don't want to do that.
I tried with both urxvt and gnome-terminal (TERM is xterm-256color in
both cases). On a Linux VT, the completion is actually visible.
So what should I do?
Additionally, where does fish save my colors configuration I set in
fish_config?
Additionally 2: Until this thing is sorted out, I still use zsh as my
main shell. But it just occurred to me that when I have a zsh shell and
start fish by issuing it at the prompt, SHELL will remain /bin/zsh. Is
that intensional?
Bye,
Tassilo
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