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#

#   Dos9 Manual pages, The Dos9 project

#   Copyright (C) 2012-2018  Romain Garbi (DarkBatcher)

#

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{{PROMPT Command and %PROMPT% Variable}}



	The {PROMPT} command and the {%PROMPT%} enable changing the 

	text of the command prompt.

	

{{Synopsis}}



${PROMPT prompt_format

SET PROMPT=prompt_format}



	The {PROMPT} command is equivalent to a call to {set|SET} modifying

	the {%PROMPT%} variable. The new format is specified through {prompt_format},

	that can be any sequence of characters where the following sub

	strings will be expanded:

	

	- {$a} : Expands to {&}.

	

	- {$b} : Expands to {|}.

	

	- {$c} : Expands to {(}.

	

	- {$d} : Expands to the content of {time|%DATE% variable}.

	

	- {$e} : Expands to an escape character (code 27).

	

	- {$f} : Expands to {)}.

	

	- {$g} : Expands to {>}.

	

	- {$h} : Expands to a backspace character.

	

	- {$l} : Expands to {<}.

	

	- {$n} : Expands to current drive (root, if the OS running {dos9|Dos9}

	does not provide an equivalent for the windows concept).

	

	- {$p} : Expands to the current working directory.

	

	- {$q} : Expands to {=}.

	

	- {$s} : Expands to a space.

	

	- {$t} : Expands to the content of {time|%TIME% variable}.

	

	- {$u} : Expands to the content of {dos9var|%USERNAME% variable}.

	That is, if not modified, the current user name.

	

	- {$w} : Expands to the content of {dos9var|%USERDOMAIN% variable}.

	That is, if not modified, the current user domain name.

	

	- {$xCODE;} : Changes locally the color of the text displayed according

	to {CODE}, where {CODE} is a code that can be accepted by the

	{color|COLOR command}. Changes of color using this method will not affect

	the {.} specifiers values. The original color of text is not restored

	after displaying the prompt, but you can restore default values using

	{$x..;}.

	

	- {$_} : Expands to a new line.

	

	- {$$} : Expands to {$}.

	

	- {$+} : Prints as many {+} as pushed directories inside 

	the {spec/dirstack|directory stack}.

	

  {PROMPT} without arguments resets {%PROMPT%} variable to its default value.



{{Compatibility}}



	Mostly compatible with {cmd.exe}. However, the {$m} specifier is unsupported.

	In addition, {$xCODE;} specifier is a {dos9|Dos9} extension.

	

	Available since {218.2}.

	

{{See also}}

	

	{commands|Commands list}