Feature request: Support a couple of subtle fish-like behaviors(Ctrl-C, multiline comamnds)

[hashinclude]

Hey,

I recently moved to zsh from fish (non-POSIX compliance was causing issues).
p10k was awesome because it gave me almost the same behavior out of the box!

There are few very small differences that still get in my way -

1. Ctrl-C:
   In fish, the behavior is like this -
   if command running
   send SIGINT
   else
   clear line (don't start a new one)

However, out of the box, in zsh, it leaves the current prompt and starts a new one.
eg: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/376153/how-can-one-override-bash-ctrlc-to-be-more-fish-like

2. Handling of "" and "" on multiline commands
   In fish, if I have a multiline command like this -
   $ echo a
   b
   And if I move the cursor to after '', and press , it creates a new line in between, instead of running the command.

Do you think these are features that can be supported by p10k?

[romkatv]

Powerlevel10k defines prompt and nothing else. See https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k?tab=readme-ov-file#which-aspects-of-shell-and-terminal-does-powerlevel10k-affect

The features you've described can be implemented in zsh and they don't require any support from p10k. For the first, you might find it better to change your habits: use Ctrl-C to kill processes, and use Ctrl-U to clear the command line in zsh. For the second feature, you might find this plugin useful (also mine): https://github.com/romkatv/zsh-no-ps2.