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feat(path): add RootDir property

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relates to #3103
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Jan De Dobbeleer 2022-11-28 20:21:32 +01:00 committed by Jan De Dobbeleer
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commit b9dd5c18a8
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src/segments/path.go
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@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ type Path struct {
StackCount int
Location string
Writable bool
RootDir bool
}
const (
@ -427,6 +428,9 @@ func (pt *Path) replaceMappedLocations() (string, string) {
sort.Sort(sort.Reverse(sort.StringSlice(keys)))
root, relative := pt.parsePath(pt.pwd)
if len(relative) == 0 {
pt.RootDir = true
}
rootN := pt.normalize(root)
relativeN := pt.normalize(relative)
pathSeparator := pt.env.PathSeparator()

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website/docs/segments/path.mdx
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@ -64,13 +64,13 @@ For example, to swap out `C:\Users\Leet\GitHub` with a GitHub icon, you can do t
### Notes
- To make mapped locations work cross-platform, use `/` as the path separator, Oh My Posh will
automatically match effective separators based on the running operating system.
automatically match effective separators based on the running operating system.
- If you want to match all child directories, you can use `*` as a wildcard, for example:
`"C:/Users/Bill/*": "$"` will turn `C:/Users/Bill/Downloads` into `$/Downloads`.
`"C:/Users/Bill/*": "$"` will turn `C:/Users/Bill/Downloads` into `$/Downloads`.
- The character `~` at the start of a mapped location will match the user's home directory.
- The match is case-insensitive on Windows and macOS, but case-sensitive on other operating systems. This means that for
user Bill, who has a user account `Bill` on Windows and `bill` on Linux, `~/Foo` might match
`C:\Users\Bill\Foo` or `C:\Users\Bill\foo` on Windows but only `/home/bill/Foo` on Linux.
user Bill, who has a user account `Bill` on Windows and `bill` on Linux, `~/Foo` might match
`C:\Users\Bill\Foo` or `C:\Users\Bill\foo` on Windows but only `/home/bill/Foo` on Linux.
## Style
@ -151,9 +151,10 @@ folders at the same level, so if `C:\projectA\dev` and `C:\projectB\dev` exist,
### Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
| ------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `.Path` | `string` | the current directory (based on the `style` property) |
| `.Parent` | `string` | the current directory's parent folder which ends with a path separator (designed for use with style `folder`, it is empty if `.Path` contains only one single element) |
| `.RootDir` | `boolean` | true if we're at the root directory (no parent) |
| `.Location` | `string` | the current directory (raw value) |
| `.StackCount` | `int` | the stack count |
| `.Writable` | `boolean` | is the current directory writable by the user or not |