* Olaf Dabrunz <od@xxxxxxx> [2004-07-29 19:57 +0200]: > > Hello, G'day, > I want to change the title of my xterm or (more importantly) the title > of a "screen" window whenever I change my folder. How can I do this? Use the xtitles patch from <http://descolada.dartmouth.edu/mutt/>. > So I want to do something like this: > > folder-hook . exec shell-escape "echo -e \ek$-\e\\" > > > The idea is to tell folder-hook to echo the current folder name embedded > in an escape sequence to the terminal. Can this be done by > a) using some mutt-internal "echo" command? > b) calling an external "echo" command? Neither. > Also, how can I specify the current folder to that command? I beleive there's a 'current folder' patch, but I don't use it myself. -- Joshua 'bruce' Crawford ... http://www.geocities.com/mortarn "Nakedness is seldom seen but often noticed." -Chinese proverb
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