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Originally Posted by reborg
It makes a big differnce whether you are using csh or tcsh.
Please post the output of "echo $0" ( without quotes )
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Looks like tcsh. I didn't have a .tcshrc file, but I made one by copying my .cshrc file.
%c[[0]n], %.[[0]n] didn't help much (I just got the current dir followed by all the extra syntax as a static) but the HOWTO: Change your Shell Prompt really helped with that table at the bottom.
%~ seems to be exactly what I wanted. Thanks all.
