Remove read arguments not available in zsh#12
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zsh uses -k 1 instead of -n 1, so these are easy to fix. With -e, we can get almost the same effect by just doing an echo afterward instead. For the nickname prompt, we don't even need -e or echo as the user is already entering a newline.
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@daveFNbuck I recently moved over to zsh on my mac, and I get errors about compdef if I source hyperjump in my .zshrc. Any chance we can work together and merge your changes and my pull request #11 for the "jp/jump-push" into a unified tree, since @x0054 seems to not be interested? |
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Sure, I can add my pull request if you make a fork. |
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I have an existing fork here: https://github.com/alanhoyle/hyperjump I'm not sure about the protocol for how to handle these things though. |
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zsh uses -k 1 instead of -n 1, so these are easy to fix. With -e, we can
get almost the same effect by just doing an echo afterward instead. For
the nickname prompt, we don't even need -e or echo as the user is
already entering a newline.