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What is the detailed option in mkdir?

I made my way through the shell tutorial (Bash) and noticed that the manpage mkdirdescribes a verbose version that displays a message when creating a directory:

-v, --verbose
       print a message for each created directory

It seems to mkdir -vhave a predefined message that it prints. Is there a way to print a custom message? Is there a way to constantly set a custom message instead of the default message?

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From the source code formkdir.c , this is the section on options -v:

    case 'v': /* --verbose  */
      options.created_directory_format = _("created directory %s");
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mkdir -v "$@" | sed 's/mkdir: created directory /jar-jar: yea, weesa gotta /'

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lgml-alfasi2:dotfiles alfasi$ mkdir -v tp
mkdir: created directory 'tp'  <-- see why it is called 'verbose' ?
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-v      Be verbose when creating directories, listing them as they are created.

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