Tooltip widget in zsh

[ciklop]

Would you explain, please, reason why for zsh shell was chosen magic-space widget for tooltips?
powerlevel10k use zle-line-pre-redraw, and this widget provides better user experience, as I think.
For example, I have tooltip for kubectl:

  [[tooltips]]
  template = ' 󱃾 {{.Context}}{{if .Namespace}} :: {{.Namespace}}{{end}}'
  foreground = '13'
  powerline_symbol = ''
  background = '238'
  type = 'kubectl'
  style = 'powerline'
  tips = ['kubectl', 'k']
  invert_powerline = true

When I type with powerlevel10k enabled, i'we got such results:
k - tooltip with context and namespace is shown
ku - tooltip disapears
...
kubectl - tooltip appears again.
But in oh-my-posh, I can see tooltip only if will write k<space> or kubectl<space>.

I made some changes in my oh-my-posh initilization script:

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<   if [[ $KEYS != ' ' ]]; then
<     return
<   fi
---
>   local right=$(_omp_get_prompt right)
> 
>   #if [[ $KEYS != ' ' ]]; then
>   #  return
>   #fi
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<   if [[ -z $tooltip_command ]] || [[ $tooltip_command = "$_omp_tooltip_command" ]]; then
---
>   if [[ -z $tooltip_command ]]; then
>     _omp_tooltip_command=""
>     RPROMPT=$right
>     zle .reset-prompt
>     return
>   fi
> 
>   if [[ $tooltip_command = "$_omp_tooltip_command" ]]; then
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>     RPROMPT=$right
>     zle .reset-prompt
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<   RPROMPT=$tooltip
---
>   RPROMPT=$tooltip$right
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<   local widget=${$(bindkey ' '):2}
---
>   local requested_widget=$1
>   case ${widgets[$requested_widget]:-''} in
>   '')
>     local widget=${$(bindkey ' '):2}
>     ;;
>   *)
>     local widget=$requested_widget
>     ;;
>   esac
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> 
> enable_poshtooltips "zle-line-pre-redraw"

With this changes oh-my-posh acts alike as powerlevel10k. And I don't know - is there any pitfals with this code.

Those changes also, make that right part of theme don't dispear when tooltip is shown.

[JanDeDobbeleer]

This is on purpose, you can adjust this but I can't guarantee future compatibility obviously.