iterm2_print_user_vars

[Mike Cannon]

Build 2.9.20160206

I installed .iterm2_shell_integration.bash

I defined a Badge: Git: \(user.gitBranch)

and I see 'Git:', as expected since the user var isn't yet defined.

I put this my .bashrc  (same function, w/ 2 different names):

          # For iTerm2 v3

function iterm2_print_user_vars() {

  iterm2_set_user_var gitBranch $((git branch 2> /dev/null) | grep \* | cut -c3-)

}

function iterm2_set_user_vars() {

  iterm2_set_user_var gitBranch $((git branch 2> /dev/null) | grep \* | cut -c3-)

}

then Quit iTerm2 and open it again, and cd to a git repo.  I see the same 'Git:' badge.

I type 'iterm2_print_user_vars' into bash.  No error, no change in the badge.

I type 'iterm2_set_user_vars' into bash.  OK, now I see the badge: 'Git: master'

Is the function name 'iterm2_print_user_vars' special -- supposed to be invoked automatically between commands?

Even so, I don't see why the same function with a different name would work (if invoked manually).

Any help?

Thanks,

Mike

[Mike Cannon]

Sorry to answer my own post but it seems this was just due to the order of loading .iterm2_shell_integration.bash vs defining my custom function iterm2_print_user_vars.  

It works fine for me when I define that function after loading .iterm2_shell_integration.bash.

Perhaps the default definition could be created only if there is not an existing function by that name.

[George Nachman]

Good idea. I've updated the scripts for all the shells. I can't push it out yet because there are some other changes I'm testing first, but it should be live in a few days.

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