The way I was filtering out entries in the frameworks array stopped
working in newer versions of ZSH; it would convert the array into a
string (you could see it with `typeset -p frameworks`)
So I rewrote it.
I don't see anything in the release notes for ZSH that would explain
this and I didn't find any option that would restore this behavior.
Related: #882
`$pipestatus` is returning all zeros when using `[[ ]]` expressions
that are false.
This works around it by using `$status` (A.K.A. `$?`) when `$pipestatus`
has only 1 items.
Fixes#749
This adds `./test-in-docker` for quickly playing with various frameworks.
All the containers are based off Ubuntu 14.04 which has ZSH 5.0.2.
Thanks to @dritter for figuring out all the framework installation
methods.
- Used ZSH built-in magic to get the installation directory.
- Works with symlinks.
- No longer calls out to external program 'dirname'.
- Fixed issue with spaces in the path.
- No longer leak the variables 'filename' and 'script_location'.
The newline segment will now show ├─ when using
`POWERLEVEL9K_PROMPT_ON_NEWLINE`
Note: This can be overridden via `POWERLEVEL9K_MULTILINE_FIRST_PROMPT_PREFIX`
Christian Höltje