On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Andy Thomas fingered:
> Hi,
> Where would I put the Linux equivalent to the above dos statement in order
> to get a prompt showing the current directory ($p) and the greater than
> ($g) symbol? Is there some documentation as to all of the options I can
> put into my bash prompt?
I use tcsh. Try man tcsh. I have mine set up as follows:
set prompt = "[%T][%d] %B%n%b@%m %B%h%b [%c] % "
I have my prompt displaying time, day, user@host, history no, present
directory and a % sign. A little excessive, but I get everything in
one go. If you change the last "%" sign to a ">" you should get what
you want. However, for your working directory, you only get the last
branch.
Good luck
-- Ronald
