
NAME
  set_prompt -- Set the prompt to something else than the standard '>'

SYNOPSIS
  set_prompt <string>

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the prompt to <string>.
  Variable replacement will also take place, using
  the variables listed below.
  $qp    Your qp, updated when changed.
  $hp    The current healthpoints of the player, updated 
         once every heart-beat (Aproximately 2 sec.)
  $sp    The current spellpoints of the player. Also
         updated once every 2 sec.
  $exp   The experience level of the player, updated
         when changed.
  $gold  The current amount of gold the player carries around.
         Updated when changed.
  $name  The name of the player.
  $mud   The name of the mud (Alwas equals NannyMUD on NannyMUD)
  \n     A newline.

EXAMPLES
  > set_prompt $$gold[$hp/$sp]>
  $1243[202/12]> set_prompt <$exp>
  <251641> set_prompt [ Hp: $hp Sp: $sp Money: $gold ]
  [ Hp: 202 Sp: 202 Money: 985 ] set_prompt >
  > set_prompt Hp: $hp Sp: $sp Exp: $exp Gold: $gold\n> 
  Hp: 202 Sp: 202 Exp: 251641 Gold: 985
  > (* My favourite *)


BUGS
  The first character in the promptstring is ignored as far as
  variable substitution goes , thus 'set_prompt $money>' will result in
  the prompt " >", and not, as could be expected, "102332>"

