ImranKhan wrote:
> Yup, thanks guys, I found out the exact source is the prompt setting:
>
> This does not work: export PS1="\e[32m\w$\e[0m "
Change this to:
export PS1="\[\e[32m\]\w$\[\e[0m\] "
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Yup, thanks guys, I found out the exact source is the prompt setting:
This does not work: export PS1="\e[32m\w$\e[0m "
This works fine: export PS1="\w$ "
I inherited this bashrc, so the first settings are hieroglyphics to me.
Seeing as I don't care much about colour anyway, I'll just remove i
ImranKhan wrote:
> This falls in the annoyance category. Anyone have problems using scroll
> back history with commands that are long and split over muliple lines in the
> terminal?
No problem at all here. This is usually caused by improper use (or lack
of) \[ and \] in the prompt to tell bash
> This falls in the annoyance category. Anyone have problems using scroll
> back history with commands that are long and split over muliple lines in the
> terminal?
>
> What happens is that the screen doesn't get refreshed properly and the
> cursor seems to placed in the wrong spot..
Please repo
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