Brian Dessent wrote:
Lennart Borgman wrote:
I do not remember anything about this now, but comparing to my current
PS1 I can see that I has a \] after the last m. I have
PS1=\[\033[32;47m\w >\033[0m\]
That's incorrect. The \[ and \] are to be used only to delineate
nonprinting sequences. If you include "\w >" inside them you will
really muck up your prompt if you type a command wider than one screen.
PS1="\[\033[32;47m\]\w >\[\033[0m\]"
Brian
Thanks very much this! However I still have problem with long commands.
I start Cygwin with
****** cygwin.cmd:
@echo off
set chere_invoking=1
D:\cygwin\bin\bash --login -i
When the command wraps into the next line then I can not edit the
command any more. Is there something I can do about this?
Kind regards,
Lennart
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