2022年10月28日(金) 21:24 Albert Vaca Cintora <albertv...@gmail.com>:
> Description:
> When there's leftover output before the prompt (ie: when the
> previous command output doesn't end in a new line), editing a
> multi-line command from history doesn't correctly display what you
> edit.
>
> [...]
> Option A: If the previous command doesn't end in a newline,
> add a newline manually. This is what most shells do.
This can be configured by yourself. E.g.,
shopt -s checkwinsize
{ ! type -t tput || tput xenl || tput xn; } &>/dev/null; _prompt_xenl_offset=$?
_prompt_newline() { (:); printf '\e[m%-*s\r\e[K'
"$((COLUMNS-_prompt_xenl_offset))" '[EOF]'; }
PROMPT_COMMAND+=(_prompt_newline)
