> That's run by sam, not samterm. Ah, I see; /dev/label is not available to the remote end of sam -r. Do people use sam -r a lot, instead of [r]cpu -c sam? Is it appreciably faster? surely having /mnt/term & local /dev in the namespace is nice? Anyway, I see your point.
Still not convinced setting the window label belongs inside the editor (or the editor's wm) since it is a feature of rio... If you use winwatch some have patched it to make setting label more convenient, or you could have a script that does: ; label sam $files; bind /dev/null /dev/label; sam $files I discovered this trick when I wanted my persistent page always to be labeled as such rather than change based on whatever it is displaying. > It's for using multimple instances of sam. Sure, was just pointing out if !label was sufficient you could simplify your patch to just tweaking the initdraw call. (Maybe it would be nice to print all files listed on the command line) On the odd occasion I have multiple sams, I prefer to set the label myself to project1, project2 &c. but having the filename(s) there initially might be nice. You could even get clever and have the label change to reflect the most recently active buffer. umbraticus ------------------------------------------ 9fans: 9fans Permalink: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/Tf1e211daf823c0e0-M1e8dc73ec3b6f44f7e047e5b Delivery options: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/subscription
