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**Added:**
* Add alias to `base16 shell <https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell>`_
* Installation / Usage
1. To install use pip
.. code-block:: bash
python3 -m pip install xontrib-base16-shell
2. Add on ``~/.xonshrc``
.. code:: xonsh
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$BASE16_SHELL = $HOME + "/.config/base16-shell/"
xontrib load base16_shell
3. See image
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ErickTucto/xontrib-base16-shell/master/docs/terminal.png
:width: 600px
:alt: terminal.png
* New ``DumbShell`` class that kicks in whenever ``$TERM == "dumb"``.
This usually happens in emacs. Currently, this class inherits from
the ``ReadlineShell`` but adds some light customization to make
sure that xonsh looks good in the resultant terminal emulator.
* Aliases from foreign shells (e.g. Bash) that are more than single expressions,
or contain sub-shell executions, are now evaluated and run in the foreign shell.
Previously, xonsh would attempt to translate the alias from sh-lang into
xonsh. These restrictions have been removed. For example, the following now
works:
.. code-block:: sh
$ source-bash 'alias eee="echo aaa \$(echo b)"'
$ eee
aaa b
* New ``ForeignShellBaseAlias``, ``ForeignShellFunctionAlias``, and
``ForeignShellExecAlias`` classes have been added which manage foreign shell
alias execution.
**Changed:**
* String aliases will now first be checked to see if they contain sub-expressions
that require evaluations, such as ``(expr)``, ``$[cmd]``, etc. If they do,
then an ``ExecAlias`` will be constructed, rather than a simple list-of-strs
substitutiuon alias being used. For example:
.. code-block:: sh
$ aliases['uuu'] = "echo ccc $(echo ddd)"
$ aliases['uuu']
ExecAlias('echo ccc $(echo ddd)\n', filename='<exec-alias:uuu>')
$ uuu
ccc ddd
* The ``parse_aliases()`` function now requires the shell name.
* ``ForeignShellFunctionAlias`` now inherits from ``ForeignShellBaseAlias``
rather than ``object``.
**Fixed:**
* Fixed issues where the prompt-toolkit v2 shell would print an extra newline
after Python evaluations in interactive mode.