On Sun, 30 Mar 2008, Fabiano Sidler wrote:
Peder Stray wrote:
I use the normal XTerm-escape for setting the title:
echo -e '\e]0;$title\a"
Yes, this sets the window title of the xterm window. But I'd like to set
the title in the hardstatus line.
ok, echo -e '\ek$title\e\\' then?
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Ped
On 30/03/2008, Fabiano Sidler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Peder Stray wrote:
> > I use the normal XTerm-escape for setting the title:
> >
> > echo -e '\e]0;$title\a"
>
>
> Yes, this sets the window title of the xterm window. But I'd like to set the
> title in the hardstatus line.
>
> Thank yo
Peder Stray wrote:
I use the normal XTerm-escape for setting the title:
echo -e '\e]0;$title\a"
Yes, this sets the window title of the xterm window. But I'd like to set the
title in the hardstatus line.
Thank you anyway...
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On Sun, 30 Mar 2008, Fabiano Sidler wrote:
Hi folks!
In my .screenrc I have a binding to a script that lets me type in the
name of a manual page and then execs man with my input as the parameter.
This works great, but now, because I often open multiple manpages that
way in parallel, I'd like
Hi folks!
In my .screenrc I have a binding to a script that lets me type in the name of
a manual page and then execs man with my input as the parameter. This works
great, but now, because I often open multiple manpages that way in parallel,
I'd like to name my manual windows. I've got this:
#!/b
