* Tribhuvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Sun, 05 Jan 2003]:
> >From the point of view of the user the easiest way to restore
> >the title is to simply generate it in the PS1 variable as a
> >part of the command prompt.
> >
> I understand what you're thinking, but I think for average users
> without a firm
Tomas Styblo wrote
Personally I think that relying on the title reporting ability
is too error prone.
From the point of view of the user the easiest way to restore
the title is to simply generate it in the PS1 variable as a part of
the command prompt.
I understand what you're thinking, bu
* Adam Byrtek 'alpha' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Wed, 01 Jan 2003]:
> It was recently discussed on this list, and I've made a patch to store
> and restore old title:
I tested the title reporting ability of few popular terminal
emulators. All of them support title change, but these ones do not
support ti
On Wed, Jan 01, 2003 at 03:29:32AM -0500, Tribhuvan wrote:
> While happily running mc-4.6.0pre2 on solaris-9-x86 - appreciating
> the new xterm_title function, I couldnt help but notice that after I
> exit from mc the xterm title was left high & dry where mc was last
It was recently discussed on t
While happily running mc-4.6.0pre2 on solaris-9-x86 - appreciating the new
xterm_title function, I couldnt help but notice that after I exit from
mc the
xterm title was left high & dry where mc was last performing.
I'm envoking this tiny c-prog from .bashrc to return the xterm_title to
something
