Re: Re: Re: Persistence of a window's title?
Steve Ross <[email protected]> Tue, 19 May 2020 17:08:59 -0500
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Neal, I just realized that, although one approach is to unset the PROMPT_COMMAND variable, another approach is to use the "screen" command of "defdynamictitle off" in my "~/.screenrc" file. With this setting, the content of the PROMPT_COMMAND variable does not have an effect when opening *new* screen-window. For a previously opened screen-window, the related "screen" command of "dynamictitle off" lets you to turn off dynamic changes to the title of the screen-window. -- Steve Ross On 5/19/2020 4:06 PM, Steve Ross wrote: > > Neal, > > Thanks, thanks, thanks! > > You wrote: > > I googled your prompt command, it is probably your system default. > > My "/etc/bashrc" looks to be exactly the same one as in the book that > you referenced. That explains the particular content of PROMPT_COMMAND. > > You wrote: > > ...it is the culprit and recommends "unset PROMPT_COMMAND" ... > > I stumbled upon unsetting PROMPT_COMMAND when I looked at another > system where the window titles persist... and I noticed that that > system does not have PROMPT_COMMAND set. I confirmed that unsetting > that shell variable on my current system does the trick. > > (I've referred to the manual page for "screen" many times, but somehow > I missed the section that explains the "title-string escape-sequence" > and the "title-escape-sequence".) > > Thanks again, > > -- Steve Ross >