[Linux-Anyway] Re: Update: Bash help?
- From: Meph Istopheles <Meph@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Linux-Anyway@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 12:24:32 -0800 (PST)
>> With this I would add {%H%M}, but that produces:
>> ~/10.58 $
>> Now that I have that much, is there a way to also add (in
>> lower-case) "am" & "pm" depending upon the meridian?
> Try:
> PS1="\w \@ \$"
> \@ gives you the time in 12 hour format including the am/pm. \T
> will give you the seconds as well as hours and minutes.
> Extract from man bash:
Yeah. That's where I'd figured out how to get "10.58" above.
The thing about \@ that just bothers me is "AM" & "PM". I've
never cared for the upper-case-ing. It just bothers me. I also
never cared for ":" as the separator, preferring ".", but these
are just personal.
Guess I'll stick with "\D {%H.%M}", as it's at least with a
".".
Don't suppose bash is capable of outorefreshing? I can't seem
to find anything about it.
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