Open mgryszko opened 9 years ago
Hi, @mgryszko Thanks for the report! I'm having problems to reproduce this issue. I think it may depend on some required variable being null.
Does that problem arise in every repositories, or (so far) only in ~/.dotfile
?
It happens in other (Git) directories as well.
Can you give me a hint, was enrich_append
does, so I can investigate the
problem myself?
Hi @mgryszko.
Well, the function enrich_append
outputs a symbol or a space, depending on the value boolean flag.
If the flag is true, the symbol is displayed; if it's false, a space is displayed in place of the symbol.
The function accepts 3 arguments: the boolean flag, the symbol and the color.
For example, in order to display a white glyph "~" for untracked files, enrich_append
could be called with the arguments
enrich_append $has_untracked_files "~" $white
The body of the function currently is
function enrich_append {
local flag=$1
local symbol=$2
local color=${3:-$omg_default_color_on}
if [[ $flag == false ]]; then symbol=' '; fi
echo -n "${color}${symbol} "
}
Could you please keep in touch with me, should you be able to find the bug? I'd appreciate it a lot.
I suggest you to use the XTRACE option of zsh (which you can activate running zsh with -x
): it helps to understand the parameters passed to enrich_append
. I suspect one of your symbols is somehow null.
@arialdomartini I am having the same errors here is the relevant part of xtrace.
+enrich_append:2> local 'symbol=' -- --
enrich_append:local:2: not valid in this context: --
+custom_build_prompt:90> prompt+=''
+custom_build_prompt:94> prompt+=+custom_build_prompt:94> enrich_append true '(class-overview origin)' '%K{red}%F{black}'
+enrich_append:1> local 'flag=true'
+enrich_append:2> local 'symbol=(class-overview' 'origin)'
enrich_append:local:2: not valid in this context:
Hello, I had the same issue error, zsh complaining with:
local:2: not valid in this context
This is indeed caused by the following line of enrich_append:
local symbol=$2
By checking on the Internet, I found out that adding double-quotes solved the issue. Yet I don't understand clearly why zsh is complaining without those.
Anyway, using the following did the trick:
local symbol="$2"
This tip does not work for me. Environment :
Same here, this tip did not work for me.
local sysmbol="$2"
Here is my system details:
This behavior is consistent irrespective whether the project is github project cloned and also on gitlab projects (used in my organization) cloned on my local system
+custom_build_prompt:77> local 'type_of_upstream=' +custom_build_prompt:80> [[ false == true ]] +custom_build_prompt:83> [[ 0 -gt 0 ]] +custom_build_prompt:86> [[ 0 -gt 0 ]] +custom_build_prompt:89> [[ 0 == 0 && 0 == 0 ]] +custom_build_prompt:90> prompt+=+custom_build_prompt:90> enrich_append true ' -- -- ' '%K{red}%F{black}' +enrich_append:1> local 'flag=true' +enrich_append:2> local 'symbol=' -- -- enrich_append:local:2: not valid in this context: -- +custom_build_prompt:90> prompt+='' +custom_build_prompt:94> prompt+=+custom_build_prompt:94> enrich_append true '(master origin)' '%K{red}%F{black}' +enrich_append:1> local 'flag=true' +enrich_append:2> local 'symbol=(master' 'origin)' enrich_append:local:2: not valid in this context: +custom_build_prompt:94> prompt+=''
Any help in resolving this issue is highly appreciated
After installing
oh-my-git
and your patched fonts, I'm getting this error on every shell execution:My environment: