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Need help in modifying the prompt
Post 302082253 by mahatma on Tuesday 1st of August 2006 03:44:10 AM
08-01-2006
Thanks for the reply.
Would u know what to do for CSH also.
I tried set prompt='${LOGNAME}:${CWD}'
But when I change the directory, the working directory displayed in the prompt does not change.
Also the color. I m very particular abt that
Would u know what to do for CSH also.
I tried set prompt='${LOGNAME}:${CWD}'
But when I change the directory, the working directory displayed in the prompt does not change.
Also the color. I m very particular abt that
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