set_prompt

#!/bin/bash

# invoke this file from your .bashrc and it will set the prompt PS1.
# I have it and colour.bash in a subdirectory ~/.bash, so the .bashrc 
# contains the following, with the 'source' line not comented, of course.
#
#     # Set prompt
#     source /home/legrady/.bash/set_prompt
#
# The 'source line below similarly uses a fully-qualified path.
# 
# The version in /root use 'RED' 'BLACK' for the color, and a dollar
# sign for the POINTER.

source colour.bash

# echo "End of defining functions"
POINTER=$(echo -e "-\xe2\x9e\xa4")
#echo "Pointer is $POINTER"

ANSI_color 'GREEN' 'BLACK'
PSCOLOR=$ANSI_SEQUENCE

ANSI_color 'BRIGHT' 'WHITE' 'BLACK'
PS_SEP_COLOR=$ANSI_SEQUENCE

NOCOLOR="\[\e[00m\]"
#echo -e "PSCOLOR=$PSCOLOR sample $NOCOLOR PS_SEP_COLOR=$PS_SEP_COLOR sample $NOCOLOR NOCOLOR=$NOCOLOR"
#echo "defined colors"

PS_SEP=$PS_SEP_COLOR
#PS_SEP+='|'
PS_SEP+=$(echo -e "\xe2\x94\x83")
PS_OPEN=$PS_SEP_COLOR
PS_OPEN+='['
PS_CLOSE=$PS_SEP_COLOR
PS_CLOSE+=']'
#echo "PS_SEP = $PS_SEP; PS_OPEN = $PS_OPEN; PS_CLOSE = $PS_CLOSE"
#echo "defined separators"

DATE="${PSCOLOR}\d"
TIME="${PSCOLOR}\t"
USER="${PSCOLOR}\u@\h"
WHERE="${PSCOLOR}\w"
#echo "defined components"


PS1="${PS_SEP} ${DATE} ${PS_SEP} ${TIME} ${PS_OPEN}${USER}${PS_CLOSE} ${WHERE} ${PS_SEP} ${NOCOLOR}\n${PS_SEP}${PSCOLOR}${POINTER}  ${NOCOLOR} "
#echo "PS1 is $PS1"
#echo "end of file"

# (c) April, 2015 Tom Legrady <Tom@TomLegrady.com>
#
# Released under
#   Artistic License (http://dev.perl.org/licenses/artistic.html)
#   GNU Lublic License v3 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/).
# Use it, just don't claim you wrote it.

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