It is very easy to change the prompt in Skylight shell 3.0. All you have to do is use the Prompt command. It also has several variables. Here is a list:
$Date - displays the current date
$Time - displays the current time
$Usr - displays your username
$CurDir - displays the current working directory
$$ - diplays a $
You can also specify a string by saying "$ <space> ~##" This makes the prompt "~##_". An example is: Prompt $Date $Time $Usr $$.</space>
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It is very easy to change the prompt in Skylight shell 3.0. All you have to do is use the Prompt command. It also has several variables. Here is a list:
$Date - displays the current date
$Time - displays the current time
$Usr - displays your username
$CurDir - displays the current working directory
$$ - diplays a $
You can also specify a string by saying "$ <space> ~##" This makes the prompt "~##_". An example is: Prompt $Date $Time $Usr $$.</space>