CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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Quadra Project
Quadra Project

Reputation: 51

How To Set Prompt Depending Of The Exit Code Of Previous Command In zsh?

I Want If The Previous succeeded

PROMPT="%F{46}(^v^)%f %F{67}%n%f%F{61}@%f%F{70}%m%f %F{116}in %f%F{65}%~%f%B%F{39} ->%f%b "

If Not

PROMPT="%F{9}(\`O´)%f %F{67}%n%f%F{61}@%f%F{70}%m%f %F{116}in %f%F{65}%~%f%B%F{39} ->%f%b "

Upvotes: 1

Views: 537

Answers (1)

chepner
chepner

Reputation: 532398

zsh has a conditional escape available to use in prompts. It has the general form

%(x.true.false)

where x is a single character condition to test, and true and false are arbitrary strings that the %(...) construct will expand to when that condition is true or false, respectively. In your case, the condition character will be ?, so you can write

PROMPT="%(?.%F{46}(^v^)%f.%F{9}(\`O´)%f) %F{67}..."

Upvotes: 2

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