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How to unbold my tcsh prompt (my tcsh prompt is stuck bold)?
Unlike most searches I did on this question, I want my prompt to not be bold. But I can't stop it.
Here is how I set my prompt.
set green = "%{\033[01;32m%}"
set white = "%{\033[...
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How to make tcsh multiline prompt use newline character?
Scenario
I like to use a multi-line prompt.
set prompt="${bold}${green}%M${white}:${red}%c5${unbold} \n${white}% "
I quite often copy/paste terminal lines into Windows emails.
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It appears ...
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How to customize .cshrc to configure command prompt?
Background
Inspired by this question, I wanted to try to change my command prompt in this manner
Enter this line into ~/.cshrc
a. setenv PS1 "\[\e[32m\][\[\e[m\]\[\e[31m\]\u\[\e[m\]\[\e[33m\]@\[\e[...
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How to retrieve prompt format string in csh / tcsh
My current prompt format string is generated by an outside script that is provided by the organization. I want to manipulate it a bit (add time to the string) for that I need my current format string.
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csh: Is there a prompt outside of $prompt?
Consider this c-shell grab:
[<my-user>@<my-host> ~]>echo $SHELL
/bin/csh
\033]30;<my-host-name>\007\c
[<my-user>@<my-host> ~]>set | grep prompt
prompt [%n@%m %~]%#...
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Changing text color in c-shell
I can change the text color in the terminal permanently by adding this:
export PS1="\e[0;31m[\u@\h \W]\$ \e[m"
to the .bashrc file.
Now I have to go into cshell, what is the corresponding way?
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Properly defining a multi-line prompt in tcsh
I am trying to configure my prompt in tcsh to make it multi-line (i.e having one line provide system info, and the next line the one where I type commands).
Currently I have the following:
set ...
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