promptInfo.txt

Carriage return (\r), line feed (\n), and tab (\t) characters all work. Backslashes must be escaped (\\). These are simply JavaScript string conventions. 

HTML is also allowed. This includes ampersand-preceded HTML entities.

The default prompt is "> ", which looks like "> ".

The console supports the use of the following:

Example prompt: "$u; #$n;($h;:$m;:$s;) > " might look like "Guest #1(14:23:42) > ".

$; = $ (only necessary if used preceding one of these, 
	eg. "$;u;" would output "$u;",
	whereas no such escape is required in "$100")
$u; = Your username
$n; = The command number

Time parts: (with leading zeros unless in all caps, eg. $H;)
$h; = hours (0 - 24)
$12h; = hours in 12-hour time
$ap; = am or pm
$AP; = AM or PM
$min; = minutes
$s; = seconds
Example: "$12H;:$min; $ap;" might return "3:02 pm"

Date parts:
$d; = day of month
$D; = weekday abbr. (eg. Mon)
$m; = # of month (0-11)
$M; = # of month without leading zeros
$mo; = abbr. of month (eg. Jan)
/$MO; = full month name (eg. January)
$y; = 2-digit year (eg. 05)
$Y; = 4-digit year (eg. 2005)
Example: "$D;, $d; $mo;. '$yr;" might return "Tues, 16 Jul. '13"