On Tue, 14 Nov 2006, Alan Porter wrote:
Actually, $SHELL tells which shell should be used to interpret scripts that
have no interpreter specified on the first line.
hmm. Didn't know that.
So I'd have to put something in the prompt if I wanted to be
reminded of the current shell?
$SHELL is a directive for future shells, not an observation of current
shells.
Thanks
Joe
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