Hi,I see... Problem is, I'd like it to change dynamically, without me having to set it manually or with a shell command (i.e. dcop). The window title for Konsole shows me something like (editing file main.mk with vi in directory /home/carles/project/):
main.mk (~/project) - VIM - Shell No. 2 - Konsole and when I switch to Shell (#1): project.c (~/project) - VIM - Shell - KonsoleIf I quit VI, then this automatically changes. What I'd like is the tab title to show me what the window title shows about the active tab, so that way if I have 2 tabs and in every tab I am editing a different file with VI, I can quickly identify what tab is editing which file...
Thanks!!! Carles Rob Sims wrote:
On Thursday 11 November 2004 07:52 am, Carles Cufi wrote:"Shell No. x". In fact, I'd like konsole to do exactly what gnome-terminal does, which is to show in the tab title what you'd see as a window title once you click on that tab. Any clues on how to do this?By hand:Double click the tab and rename, or right click the tab and "rename session."Automatically:Wherever you set the terminal title (often the PROMPT_COMMAND environment variable), add the command:dcop "$KONSOLE_DCOP_SESSION" renameSession "New Title"