You can control what escape sequences tmux uses to set the title by
changing the tsl and fsl terminfo entries (with tmux terminal-overrides
option or a custom terminfo). By default it uses tsl=\e]0; which is
the xterm sequence to change icon name and window title, I suspect you
want to change that
X isn't implemented at all. It isn't hard to add but I won't have time
to do it until next week.
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 02:45:07AM +0200, Christian Neukirchen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed this odd behavior in tmux 1.6 and HEAD as of today
> (TERM=screen, on Linux x86_64):
>
> % echo -e "fooo\r
Hi,
I noticed this odd behavior in tmux 1.6 and HEAD as of today
(TERM=screen, on Linux x86_64):
% echo -e "fooo\r\e[5Xbar"
baro
In xterm, urxvt, screen, mosh and the Linux console this outputs "bar" only.
(I think this is the cause of wrong display in the "aoeui" editor:
http://sites.google.com
I've been using something like "\e]1;TAB_NAME\a" in my PS1 environment
variable to set my terminal emulator's tab name.
I use something like "\e]2;WINDOW_TITLE\a" in my PS1 to set the terminal
emulator's titlebar name.
When I use tmux, I've been using:
set-option -g set-titles on
set-option -g s
