On 2014-06-27 17:34 -0600, Jeff wrote:
> If it is possible, I want xterm's title to display tmux's current and
> previous pane titles. Ideally it would work for as many panes as there
> are, but displaying the current and previous panes would be fine.
I think displaying all of them is actually simpler:
> Solution two: have shell set it
> TITLE_PANE_1=`tmux show_TITLE_PANE_1`
> TITLE_PANE_1=`tmux show_TITLE_PANE_2`
> echo -n "033]0;tmux> ${TITLE_PANE_1} / ${TITLE_PANE_2}007"
This is a good start. You can list all the panes in the current window
via "tmux list-panes -F '#{pane_active} #{pane_title}'". You can use the
pane_active to determine which pane is active -- you can put that to the
beginning of the list via "sort -r" and then do some additional text
munging to translate it to your preferred escape sequence.
On the other hand I'm not convinced this will be helpful. I think the
title will be too long to be useful, no?
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