dots/ksh/prompt

if [ -z "${USER}" ] ; then
	USER=$LOGNAME
fi

if [ -n "${USER}" ] && [ ${USER} = root ] ; then
	BASE="#"
else
	BASE="$"
fi

PS1=$'\E[01;32m'"${USER} "$'\E[01;34m''$PWD'" ${BASE} "$'\E[0m'
export PS1
This makes it easier to think about the length of environment variables 2009-01-12 03:22:26 -05:00			`if [ -z "${USER}" ] ; then`
some ksh do not get a $USER, only a $LOGNAME. Make them happy. 2009-01-12 03:06:42 -05:00			`USER=$LOGNAME`
			`fi`

clean up prompt in ksh 2009-01-14 22:13:57 -05:00			`if [ -n "${USER}" ] && [ ${USER} = root ] ; then`
add support for ksh-like shells 2009-01-13 01:31:32 -06:00			`BASE="#"`
			`else`
			`BASE="$"`
			`fi`

			`PS1=$'\E[01;32m'"${USER} "$'\E[01;34m''$PWD'" ${BASE} "$'\E[0m'`
			`export PS1`