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shell specific prompt
currently, I set my prompt in my .cshrc file as:
set prompt = "%B%h %m %P %/ \n% " I have to use certain shells for some specific tasks and would like to set different prompts depending on the type of shell that I am using. Any advice? Thanks |
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