On Thu, 8 Feb 1996, Sean Kelly wrote:
> And if you're a tcsh-aficionado:
>
> if ($term == xterm) then
> set prompt="%{\e]2\;%m:%~^g\e]1\;%m^g\r%}%B%m %h %#%b "
> else
> set prompt="%m %h %# "
> endif
Alternately (found this by looking in the tcsh man page. Guess what? It
explains on how to do the very question asked...):
if ($term == xterm) then
alias cwdcmd 'echo -n "\033]2;${HOST}:$cwd\007\033]1;${HOST}\007"'
endif
I couldn't get ^[ to work, but escaping works for me. What's cwdcmd?
<snip>
Tcsh now supports a special alias, cwdcmd, which if set
holds a command that will be executed after changing the
value of $cwd. For example, if the user is running on an
X window system xterm(1), and a re-parenting window man-
ager that supports title bars such as twm(1) and has done:
> alias cwdcmd 'echo -n "^[]2;${HOST}:$cwd ^G"'
then the shell will change the title of the running
xterm(1) to be the name of the host, a colon, and the full
current working directory.
-- Brandon Browning )
Student System Administrator at Pacific University (
http://tardis.pacificu.edu/~browninb/ c[]
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Received on Thu Feb 08 1996 - 19:02:25 GMT