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title_examples [2010-01-22 02:35]
asciiphil |
title_examples [2016-11-11 12:49]
131.188.78.95 added tcsh example for non-Linux systems |
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| alias postcmd 'echo -ne "^[k\!#:0^[\\"' | alias postcmd 'echo -ne "^[k\!#:0^[\\"' |
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| | On non-Linux systems like (Free)BSD or Solaris you may use the POSIX version with printf: |
| | <code> |
| | alias postcmd 'printf "\033k\!#\033\\"' |
| </code> | </code> |
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| As a special case, if the //<default-title>// from above ends in a colon, the name of the currently running program will be appended to the default title instead of replacing it. In the above example, with ''shelltitle "$ |bash"'', if you run pine, the title will change from "bash" to "pine", and back to "bash" when you exit pine. If you use ''shelltitle "$ |bash:"'', the title will change from "bash:" to "bash:pine" and then back to "bash:". | As a special case, if the //<default-title>// from above ends in a colon, the name of the currently running program will be appended to the default title instead of replacing it. In the above example, with ''shelltitle "$ |bash"'', if you run pine, the title will change from "bash" to "pine", and back to "bash" when you exit pine. If you use ''shelltitle "$ |bash:"'', the title will change from "bash:" to "bash:pine" and then back to "bash:". |
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