ZSH Prompt printing '[m' instead of '%'
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I added a battery function to my vim statusline here's a link. It displays my battery correctly in vim and if I run $ acpi | grep -oP "(d+)%" it returns some number followed by the percent sign (as expected). I decided to update my zshrc since it prints better than the cut I was using:
bat () acpi
PROMPT="%t | %(bat) | %d
$ "
However, what I end up with is:
7:22PM | 89[m | /home/rain
$
How do I get the [m to print as a %? Or can I drop it altogether and just have the digit print?
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I added a battery function to my vim statusline here's a link. It displays my battery correctly in vim and if I run $ acpi | grep -oP "(d+)%" it returns some number followed by the percent sign (as expected). I decided to update my zshrc since it prints better than the cut I was using:
bat () acpi
PROMPT="%t | %(bat) | %d
$ "
However, what I end up with is:
7:22PM | 89[m | /home/rain
$
How do I get the [m to print as a %? Or can I drop it altogether and just have the digit print?
zsh prompt
asked 4 mins ago
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up vote
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I added a battery function to my vim statusline here's a link. It displays my battery correctly in vim and if I run $ acpi | grep -oP "(d+)%" it returns some number followed by the percent sign (as expected). I decided to update my zshrc since it prints better than the cut I was using:
bat () acpi
PROMPT="%t | %(bat) | %d
$ "
However, what I end up with is:
7:22PM | 89[m | /home/rain
$
How do I get the [m to print as a %? Or can I drop it altogether and just have the digit print?
zsh prompt
asked 4 mins ago
345422
967
I added a battery function to my vim statusline here's a link. It displays my battery correctly in vim and if I run $ acpi | grep -oP "(d+)%" it returns some number followed by the percent sign (as expected). I decided to update my zshrc since it prints better than the cut I was using:
bat () acpi
PROMPT="%t | %(bat) | %d
$ "
However, what I end up with is:
7:22PM | 89[m | /home/rain
$
How do I get the [m to print as a %? Or can I drop it altogether and just have the digit print?
zsh prompt
zsh prompt
asked 4 mins ago
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asked 4 mins ago
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967
asked 4 mins ago
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asked 4 mins ago
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