I'm trying to use escape sequences to set my xterm-title-compabile terminal's title from inside tmux. From a non-tmux shell the following works successfully: > echo -ne "\e]2;Title\e\\"
According to the 1.6 changelog I need to add a DCS sequence (\eP) followed by "tmux" to passthrough escape sequences to the terminal. Searching on this issue I found a reference to escaping escapes for DCS. Doing so yields: > echo -e "\ePtmux;\e\e]2;Title\e\e\\" This works. However I get output on the screen -- part of my PS1 prompt. I also see a bell signal.I'm guessing the escape sequence isn't being closed correctly. I've tried several different combinations (including using \a or \007 instead of \\) to finish the command without success. Can someone tell me how to do this correctly? -Adrian
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