Re: Xterm, Schmexterm
On Sat, Aug 21, 2004 at 08:34:23PM -0400, John Lowell wrote:
> However, if I enter a particularly long command, the program doesn't do
> the wrap-around properly. As it enters the new line it shows the prompt
> again - which it shouldn't, of course - and it erases it as the command
> continues on to completion.
It's not xterm. It's the shell you're running inside it. Correct your
custom prompt, making sure that you actually mark the non-printing
characters AS non-printing so that bash will know where the lines end.
You will note that things start behaving again if you remove the custom
prompt.
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