I have used oh-my-posh with powershell and bash for some time now and I quite like it. However, oh-my-posh did not work with TCC...
Well, it does now - mostly...
My initial inspiration came from this posting. Here I found the overall framework needed to get an oh-my-posh prompt converted to something TCC can use. As in the posting I refer to, I use a library function to create the prompt string:
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Well, it does now - mostly...
My initial inspiration came from this posting. Here I found the overall framework needed to get an oh-my-posh prompt converted to something TCC can use. As in the posting I refer to, I use a library function to create the prompt string:
Code:
BuildPrompt {
:: Do not disturb
@echo off
setlocal
:: Save...Read more