Hi Steven,
Steven Brown wrote:
> Thomas Köhler wrote:
>
> > I'm not sure I understand your request (how do you set $WINDOW?),
>
> I just include $WINDOW (which is defined in the environment by screen)
> in bash's PS1 (prompt) variable. E.g.,
>
> if test x"$WINDOW" != x""; then
> SCREEEN_PS1=
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 03:08:47PM -0700, Steven Brown wrote:
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I you use screens hardstatus, you can atleast have "(compile)" at the
bottom of every screen (and a list of all other windows too, if you
want). But maybe you don't lik
Thomas Köhler wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand your request (how do you set $WINDOW?),
I just include $WINDOW (which is defined in the environment by screen)
in bash's PS1 (prompt) variable. E.g.,
if test x"$WINDOW" != x""; then
SCREEEN_PS1="($WINDOW)"
else
SCREEEN_PS1=""
fi
PS1='${debian
