> Changing the title bar dynamically can be done with the PROMPT_COMMAND
> environment variable (in bash). In my bashrc I have:
>
> function settitle
> {
> # title="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:(`date +%k:%M:%S`):`pwd`"
> title="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:(`date +%k:%M:%S`):`history 1`"
> echo -n "^[]2;$title^G" > /dev/tty
> }
>
> if [ $TERM = "xterm" ] || [ $TERM = "xterm-color" ]; then
> PROMPT_COMMAND=settitle
> PS1='\h:\u > '
> fi
that would work too, but I think its a bit too complicated, I use this now:
HBLK='[[1;30m'
HBLU='[[1;34m'
BLU='[[0;34m'
YEL='[[0;33m'
WHT='[[0;37m'
NORM='[[1;0m'
case "$TERM" in
xterm)
export
PS1='[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\[\033]0;[EMAIL PROTECTED] \w\007\]'
;;
*)
export
PS1='[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\]\[$NORM\]\[$YEL\][\[$WHT\]\w\[$YEL\]]\[$NORM\]\$ '
;;
esac
this one has a color prompt.. :)
>
> The second one only lists the last command executed. Don't know how to
> list the current one.
ah, I don't see any way of doing it..
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