Re: FVWM: Icon name is not correctly set on latest FVWM release
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 11:19:01PM +0200, Walter Alejandro Iglesias wrote:
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 09:00:26PM +0100, Thomas Adam wrote:
On 10 Jun 2013 20:56, Walter Alejandro Iglesias e...@roquesor.com wrote:
Hello all,
I've noticed two issues with 2.6.5 not present in the version that comes
with Debian (2.5.30). 2.6.5 doesn't show the icon name correctly (it
shows
the title name instead) and it doesn't refresh the icon name when
PROMPT_COMMAND variable is set on bashrc. I don't know if both issues
have
a common origin. The second just happens using utf8 locale, probably
iconv
related because it can be avoided setting xterm*utf8Title to False or
compiling FVWM with --disable-iconv or running FVWM with:
$ LANG=C fvwm
For example I use in ~/.bashrc:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne \033]0;${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PWD/$HOME/~}\007;'
PROMPT_COMMAND+='echo -ne \033]1;${PWD/$HOME/~}\007'
This should print the typical user@host:/path/dir on window title and just
/path/dir on the icon name (and in FvwmIconMan too).
1) Icon and IconMan show the title name. Unsetting the PROMPT_COMMAND
variable and running i.e. xterm -n NAME -title TITLE the icon and
IconMan
show TITLE. I didn't found any workaround to this.
2) Using utf8 locale and xterm*utf8Title set to true on Xterm the icon
and IconMan show the $OLDPWD instead of $PWD. The workarounds I mention
in the first paragraph avoid this behavior.
Finally to discard if Debian use some compile option or patch I've
downloaded the 2.5.30 from fvwm.org and compiled it just with
--prefix=/usr
(the same I use to compile 2.6.5). It shows the icon name correctly like
in Debian binary.
Hi,
See:
Style * IconTitleFormat %i
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
I forgot to search for some new config option on the man page
before asking here. Thanks.
This corrected the icon name issue.
But utf8Title xterm resource still gives problem; slightly different. Now,
when I open the first time the xterm the icon shows the window title and it
changes to the icon name just after the first cd (change dir command).
With utf8Title set to false works perfectly. It's probably XTerm fault
because
it doesn't happen with rxvt-unicode.
Walter
Time ago I bothered you with the above. It wasn't a FVWM issue.
I found the solution; changing this:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne \033]0;${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PWD/$HOME/~}\007;'
PROMPT_COMMAND+='echo -ne \033]1;${PWD/$HOME/~}\007'
for this:
(here a two instead of the zero)
/
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne \033]2;${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PWD/$HOME/~}\007;'
PROMPT_COMMAND+='echo -ne \033]1;${PWD/$HOME/~}\007'
My fault I should documented myself before.
Walter
Re: FVWM: Icon name is not correctly set on latest FVWM release
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 09:00:26PM +0100, Thomas Adam wrote: Hi, See: Style * IconTitleFormat %i Thomas Hi again Thomas, Just to let you know that today I've discovered that using iso latin encoding the issue is present too. It's not an utf-8 issue like I've thought. Even using the above style entry, icons and FvwmIconMan show the window title. In 2.5.30 it doesn't happen. Besides, if Debian people refrained themselves from upgrading to the latest version it's because they found issues. Do you (or some one else here) asked them about?
FVWM: Icon name is not correctly set on latest FVWM release
Hello all,
I've noticed two issues with 2.6.5 not present in the version that comes with
Debian (2.5.30). 2.6.5 doesn't show the icon name correctly (it shows the
title name instead) and it doesn't refresh the icon name when PROMPT_COMMAND
variable is set on bashrc. I don't know if both issues have a common origin.
The second just happens using utf8 locale, probably iconv related because it
can be avoided setting xterm*utf8Title to False or compiling FVWM with
--disable-iconv or running FVWM with:
$ LANG=C fvwm
For example I use in ~/.bashrc:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne \033]0;${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PWD/$HOME/~}\007;'
PROMPT_COMMAND+='echo -ne \033]1;${PWD/$HOME/~}\007'
This should print the typical user@host:/path/dir on window title and just
/path/dir on the icon name (and in FvwmIconMan too).
1) Icon and IconMan show the title name. Unsetting the PROMPT_COMMAND
variable and running i.e. xterm -n NAME -title TITLE the icon and IconMan show
TITLE. I didn't found any workaround to this.
2) Using utf8 locale and xterm*utf8Title set to true on Xterm the icon and
IconMan show the $OLDPWD instead of $PWD. The workarounds I mention in the
first paragraph avoid this behavior.
Finally to discard if Debian use some compile option or patch I've downloaded
the 2.5.30 from fvwm.org and compiled it just with --prefix=/usr (the same I
use to compile 2.6.5). It shows the icon name correctly like in Debian binary.
Re: FVWM: Icon name is not correctly set on latest FVWM release
Hi,
See:
Style * IconTitleFormat %i
Thomas
On 10 Jun 2013 20:56, Walter Alejandro Iglesias e...@roquesor.com wrote:
Hello all,
I've noticed two issues with 2.6.5 not present in the version that comes
with
Debian (2.5.30). 2.6.5 doesn't show the icon name correctly (it shows the
title name instead) and it doesn't refresh the icon name when
PROMPT_COMMAND
variable is set on bashrc. I don't know if both issues have a common
origin.
The second just happens using utf8 locale, probably iconv related because
it
can be avoided setting xterm*utf8Title to False or compiling FVWM with
--disable-iconv or running FVWM with:
$ LANG=C fvwm
For example I use in ~/.bashrc:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne \033]0;${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PWD/$HOME/~}\007;'
PROMPT_COMMAND+='echo -ne \033]1;${PWD/$HOME/~}\007'
This should print the typical user@host:/path/dir on window title and just
/path/dir on the icon name (and in FvwmIconMan too).
1) Icon and IconMan show the title name. Unsetting the PROMPT_COMMAND
variable and running i.e. xterm -n NAME -title TITLE the icon and IconMan
show
TITLE. I didn't found any workaround to this.
2) Using utf8 locale and xterm*utf8Title set to true on Xterm the icon
and
IconMan show the $OLDPWD instead of $PWD. The workarounds I mention in
the
first paragraph avoid this behavior.
Finally to discard if Debian use some compile option or patch I've
downloaded
the 2.5.30 from fvwm.org and compiled it just with --prefix=/usr (the
same I
use to compile 2.6.5). It shows the icon name correctly like in Debian
binary.
