Create a symlink instead of file #640
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My understanding is that the sym link doesn't work in some environments like windows mSYS2 (see PR #156). It looks like zsh-syntax-highlighting may have an approach that works for both. Can you try implementing this here instead? |
Oops… I didn't know. Maybe we can use this for $0 handling? |
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This commit is based on [zsh-syntax-highlighting's similar commit][1]. Also, motivated from PR #640. [1]: zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting@750aebc
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@grigorii-horos I've created a PR (#759) that takes the implementation from zsh-syntax-highlighting. I realize this PR is very old, but take a look if you're able. I'll likely merge it soon. |
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${0}not compatible with some zsh plugin managers