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oh-my-zsh Powerline style Theme
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Added support to virtualenv #12

Closed lardissone closed 7 years ago

lardissone commented 11 years ago

Adding the name of the virtualenv at the beginning of the prompt.

Now it looks like the attachment. prompt

I don't know if it deserves a new color background, probably it does.

jeremyFreeAgent commented 11 years ago

Hi can you squash your commits ? Thanks

Plus, I will look at that next week, likes the others PR. Thanks for your work!

lardissone commented 11 years ago

Done squashed into one single commit.

jeremyFreeAgent commented 11 years ago

Nope, there is now 4 commits lol :(

lardissone commented 11 years ago

lol, sorry, now it is :P

jeremyFreeAgent commented 11 years ago

Thanks :+1:

jeremyFreeAgent commented 11 years ago

Hi, can you please rebase from origin because the PR cannot be merged right now. I've done some update to the origin/master... Thanks!

caiogondim commented 11 years ago

It would be really nice to get this PR merged =)

jeremyFreeAgent commented 11 years ago

@caiogondim You have to rebase before that!

wernight commented 10 years ago

@caiogondim I'm also looking forward this merge, if you could rebase your changes by pulling (actually doing a git pull --rebase origin) and submitting again.

jeremyFreeAgent commented 8 years ago

ping @caiogondim

caiogondim commented 8 years ago

I'm not the one who made the PR =)

jeremyFreeAgent commented 8 years ago

ping @lardissone (lol sorry @caiogondim)

wernight commented 8 years ago

I'm now using Powerline additional to OMZ which I think it a superior solution because it offers OMZ alias/completions/scripts but has Powerline "theme" which supports lots of options and dynamic.

dtran320 commented 8 years ago

Doesn't look like there's been any updates on this PR, so I made the changes off the current upstream master in #54 along with a setting for turning off the virtualenv display. I removed use of the hook, which does mean that if you activate/deactivate the virtualenv, you may need to source ~/.zshrc to get things to show correctly again.

jeremyFreeAgent commented 7 years ago

See #54