Omit the directory and show the distance #148
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On Linux, components[0] is just '/', so it might be better to also add components[1]. |
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Can you show some before/after examples of this? Perhaps a better option than the ... would be to show a compact version of the path segments, eg. my shell prompt does something like this: |
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Before(use After(add components[1]): It might be a good idea to display only the first character of each directory, but I thought it might get quite long when you go deep into directories for quests... |
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Gotcha, let me think about this for a bit. |
On Linux, components[0] is just '/', so it might be better to also add components[1].
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I've completed all the quests! The game balance was perfect, and I really enjoyed it.
By the way, I was wondering if it's fine to omit the display of the current directory.
Also, I thought it might be a good idea to show the distance. What do you think?
(I don't have any experience with Rust development, so I apologize if anything is incorrect.)