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Add currently viewed file information to the window title #453
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The title is broken in a literal prefix and in a path suffix. Both can be configured via X-resources.
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Thanks, this works great! Added to my own build. |
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For those who use window managers (e.g. dwm, icewm) that show window titles, it may be useful to show the current file name in the title. This PR breaks the title in a string literal prefix and a suffix that shows a file path component, both X-resources configurable.
The suffix can be the filename, its full path, its directory name, its directory full path, or, to keep backwards compatibility, nothing. Please see the manual for more detailed information.