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When bash-powerline is used, the PS1 magic in virtualenv's
activate.shscript no longer works. This PR adds the support to display the name of current virtualenv, similar to whatactivate.shdoes without bash-powerline. It has no effects when virtualenv is not activated. And the code is structured in a way that people can easily comment it out if they don't want this feature (although I doubt there's any reason doing so).Screenshot (".env" is the name of my virtualenv):