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@ -8185,8 +8185,9 @@ Part States:
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show the part is displayed
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hide the part is not displayed
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print the part is printed in precmd; only applicable to empty_line and
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ruler; looks better than show after calling \`clear\`; unlike
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show, the effects of print cannot be undone with hide
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ruler; unlike show, the effects of print cannot be undone with hide;
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print used to look better after \`clear\` but this is no longer the
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case; it's best to avoid it unless you know what you are doing
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part-pattern is a glob pattern for parts. Examples:
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@ -8204,11 +8205,11 @@ Example: Bind Ctrl+P to toggle right prompt.
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zle -N toggle-right-prompt
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bindkey '^P' toggle-right-prompt
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Example: Print the state of all prompt parts:
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Example: Print the current state of all prompt parts:
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local -A reply
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typeset -A reply
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p10k display -a '*'
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printf '%%32s = %%q\\n' \${(@kv)reply}
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printf '%%-32s = %%q\n' \${(@kv)reply} | sort
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"
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# 0 -- reset-prompt not blocked
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