Actually, it's no more than what you have called it, hack.

It works only in bash -- due to it's policy of propagating HUP to
childs when main process exits. So dash, etc. are out of question --
even by applying numerous nested dirty hacks.

It makes me sad, being unable to compose clean solution.

Maybe, maintaining user patch to execute user-specified command on
clean 'st' exit would be more reasonable solution.
Moreover, it would allow the process tree to be cleaner.

On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 03:02:34AM +0000, Quentin Carbonneaux wrote:
>
> Cool hack, maybe we could add an "Idioms" section to the wiki
> to suggest this kind of things.
>
> -- mpu
>

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