Mathias Fredriksson
Mathias Fredriksson
There are no plans at the moment. But I know async has been used on Windows (with varying degrees of success), and it should (maybe) work if zsh works. It...
@agkozak thanks for your input! I've heard reports of zsh-async working (somewhat?) in Babun, but I can't really confirm this, and it might have been unreliable. We might be able...
Hey, this does indeed seem like a valid use-case. But for now there are a few ways you can work-around this limitation. For instance: 1. Create differently named wrapping functions...
Hi @Asumerodi and thanks for your report, I find it a bit hard to understand exactly how this code is executing, could you post me a more complete sample? Also,...
Re: complete sample. You don't really need to share your business logic, code that runs with a "noop" function would help.
Actually, I might in fact understand the problem here. Since you're using `async` in a script, ZLE is not available, and thus `-n` (notify) will only work via `kill`. I...
> I know the code is ugly and was even reluctant to post in that form, and I appreciate the work around. Don't be so hard on yourself, it is...
Thanks for testing those cases @Asumerodi, it means I can cross some of my suspicions off the list. I'll try to look into this more deeply when I have some...
@Asumerodi it may be 2 years too late, but I might have a fix for your original issue in #45. If you're still using async for these kinds of things,...
I don't see anything peculiar or wrong about your usage, so it could be a bug or an issue with the zsh zpty module. What version of zsh are you...