So the ambiguous width I could fix with forcing Mintty to great them as double-width. I found it mentioned here but not really sure what to do with it.
I need to set a different locale?
- The identified character is neither double-width nor ambiguous-width so the mechanism you refer to will not work.
And the prompt value i found was
PROMPT='%f%b%k%K{yellow} %F{black%}%f %F{blac k}7.37G %k%F{yellow}<b0>%f '. This comes from Powerlevel9k.
@mintty In the prompt value above, the box in front of
%f is /uF0E4
You set black foreground directly before the glyph and reset it directly afterwards, so that cannot work. If you include the surrounding spaces in the black foreground section, it will work.
Compare these:
echo -e "\e[44m \e[31m\e[39m \e[m"
echo -e "\e[31m\e[44m \e[m"
echo -e "\e[31m\e[44m \e[m"
hi, when I was trying to install gnupg (after installing cygwin), this error popped up:
PS C:\Windows\system32> cyg-get gnupg
Attempting to install cygwin packages: gnupg
C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\cyg-get\tools\cyg-get.ps1 : Please ensure you have Cygwin installed.
To install please call ‘choco install cygwin’ (optionally add -y to autoconfirm).
ERROR: This command cannot be executed due to the error: The system cannot find the file specified.
At line:1 char:2
- & <<<< 'C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\cyg-get\tools\cyg-get.ps1' gnupg
- CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
- FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,cyg-get.ps1
Referred and tried suggestions on: chocolatey/chocolatey-coreteampackages#176 , and some other suggested links in it, however hasn't worked.
I referred and tries suggestions on this page: Referred and tried suggestions on: chocolatey/chocolatey-coreteampackages#176 , and some other suggested links in it, however hasn't worked.
Any suggestions how to understand what could be wrong here ?
- Have you checked whether it's actually possible to publish an appx with a test certificate? I'm not sure, and I was assuming we're going to publish instruction how to build an appx package with the user's own test certificate...
- I feel you're eager to get forward but I'm busy with work and other stuff too, so if you want my feedback, please have some patience :/
(4) Once we're done, maybe we can arrange some sponsored certificate; and I'll gladly leave it to you to publish the package then and earn the reputation...
As I said I'm making a batch script that make that appx automatically. But the msbuild from Windows\FrameWork shows some error. So one has to install visual studio. I'm now depending on Appveyor CI. See this ://stackoverflow.com/q/43065264/8928481
I am working on a 64-bit windows 10 machine, i was trying to build libopencm3 but for it i needed both python and gcc cross compiler
but whenever i try to 'export path' for one, i loose the other ...
Hello. When I run the mintty.exe that comes with Git Bash, I see this window: https://i.imgur.com/FRZYZ2k.png
Where is that defined in the mintty source code, and how do I get mintty to choose a specific shell by default?
Where is that defined in the mintty source code, and how do I get mintty to choose a specific shell by default?
Upstream developers don't know about it.
The patch lives in a
msys2-packages repo either in the Git for Windows org. or under Alexpux.
And if you want a specific "shell", you should use the appropriate launcher, not just start the terminal.
I need some help regarding drag n drop directories in mintty or cygwin using Mintty
the issue is that when I drag it the prompt recognize the path but with single back slash "\" is it a way to permit single back slash or when I drag the route ... drag with double slashes ?
Ruslan Gonzalez@RUSO ~
$ cd C://wamp2
Ruslan Gonzalez@RUSO /cygdrive/c/wamp2
$ cd C:\\wamp2
Ruslan Gonzalez@RUSO /cygdrive/c/wamp2
$ cd C:\\wamp2\www
bash: cd: C:\wamp2www: No such file or directory
Ruslan Gonzalez@RUSO /cygdrive/c/wamp2
$ cd C:\\wamp2\\www
Ruslan Gonzalez@RUSO /cygdrive/c/wamp2/www
$
If it wasn't converted, you've pasted text format (the clipboard is tagged with content types...) which will not be converted.
Backslash on the command line needs either escaping or enclosing in single quotes: cd 'C:\wamp2\www'.