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The name of the host is added at the beginning of the prompt, and a
background color is set to make it obvious.
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Add a function to open the file at point. In an eshell session, I can
then move the cursor to a file or a directory, and call
`fcuny/eshell-open-file-at-point`: for a file, a new buffer is open, if
it's a directory, we're changing the working directory to the given
path.
Bind the function to "C-o" in eshell.
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Once the initialization of our configuration is done, we start a shell
session with `eshell'.
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Otherwise the shell freeze every now and then.
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Replace the prompt with `@<hostname>' when our current eshell path is on
a remote host.
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The default one is not working, and I don't think it's obvious to me
what it was anyway.
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Add a new function (and a new binding) to export the latest output from
eshell to a buffer.
The code comes from
https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/dotfiles/-/blob/master/emacs/.emacs.d/prot-lisp/prot-eshell.el#L114
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When creating a new buffer for eshell with `fcuny/eshell-here` rename
the buffer using parts of the directory.
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From https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/complete-guide-mastering-eshell
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With zsh I report how long a command takes to execute when it takes more
than a few seconds, and it's pretty useful.
This article [1] shows how to do the same with eshell.
[1] https://www.birkey.co/2021-06-20-why-eshell-part-1.html
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