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In message: <4B3C4716.9020806@freebsd.org>
            Tim Kientzle <kientzle@FreeBSD.org> writes:
: Doug Barton wrote:
: >   Even though it's probably already obvious, add a hint as to what the
: >   non-default option is for the y/n prompts.
: 
: > - echo -n "	===>>> Delete this dependency data? [n] "
: > + echo -n "	===>>> Delete this dependency data? y/[n] "
: 
: I've seen this done a little more clearly by using an
: uppercase letter to indicate the default: [Y/n]

This also seems the de-facto standard for doing this.  The new echo
above is something I've never seen before and is more confusing that
the old echo above...

Warner