Hello Martin,
Martin Hauser wrote:
[...]
> > Or even better:
> > Use
> > ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] -all -other -options
> > and
> > function ssh() {
> > echo -n -e "\033k$1\033\\"
> > /usr/bin/ssh "$@"
Of course, changing that line to
command ssh "$@"
also works when ssh is elsewhere in $PATH...
> > echo -n -e "\033kzsh\033\\"
> > }
>
> that is neat. Couldn't we use a similiar escape sequence to put it into
> a certain point of the hardstatus line? Just of curiousity, this thing
> does the job.
I am not aware of another escape sequence to change the
hardstatus line directly. Maybe it could be possible to emulate
it via backtick somehow, but that would not be very elegant...
Ciao,
Thomas
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