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Re: Xterm title changing prompt problem: HELP!
- X-seq: zsh-users 2026
- From: Andrew Gallagher <andrew.gallagher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Xterm title changing prompt problem: HELP!
- Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 10:45:53 +0000
- Organization: QUB
- References: <369F61AC.408FF17@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <slrn79utbm.mk3.mason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Sender: andrewg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Geoff Wing wrote:
> Andrew Gallagher <andrew.gallagher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> :Geoff Wing wrote:
> :> Andrew Gallagher <andrew.gallagher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> :> PROMPT will overwrite the "echo -n"ed line whether it
> :> :is printed or not (so long as it is less than 80 chars).
> :> No, PROMPT will only overwrite the echo output if you have PROMPT_CR
> :> option set. It is set by default, so this only applies to people who
> :> have done ``setopt nopromptcr'' (or ``unsetopt promptcr'') either
> :> interactively or via startup files.
> :Good point, but surely you mean that it _doesn't_ apply to those who have
> :"setopt nopromptcr" ...?
>
> Ah, sorry, when I said "this only applies ..." I meant along the lines of
> "the only people who need take notice of this ..."
>
I see what you mean now.
To get around this if you have done "setopt nopromptcr", you just tack the ^M
character onto the end of the "echo -n"ed string manually... et voila.
--
Andrew Gallagher
http://members.tripod.com/~AndrewGallagher/id.html
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