On 02.04.2015 09:28, Denys Vlasenko wrote:
Yes, bash shows that, but the *real* getcwd system call
returns "/hdd1/test" in this case.
You *can't* have a symlink as a current directory.
It's just not possible in Linux.
So just modify santosh's question:
Why can't we use and display the same value for \w in prompt string, as
the pwd command does? IMO it should exactly do that.
... but I can't find the location in BB ash.c, where this \w is replaced
with the directory name :( ... (any hint?)
--
Harald
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