tmux should catch the escape sequence consistently but I seem to have found a
race condition case where it doesn't. Adding...
> export PROMPT_COMMAND="${PROMPT_COMMAND}; printf '\e]2;%s\e\\'
> \"${HOSTNAME/.*}\""
to the bash shell while inside tmux causes the status line to be printed on the
current output line occasionally (instead of below it). This is easily
reproduced by holding ENTER down at a shell prompt.Simply removing the PROMPT_COMMAND fixes the issue. The complexity of the status line seems to be a factor as the basic tmux configuration doesn't exhibit this. My status line is configured with a couple of shell scripts. I suspect a race condition between the escape sequence handling and the return values from the status line scripts. .tmux.conf status line excerpt... > set-option -g status-left > "#[attr=normal]#[fg=colour5]#S#[fg=colour10]@#[fg=colour2]#h#[fg=colour10]│#[fg=colour4]#32T# > " > set-option -g status-right " > #[fg=colour6]#(~/bin/tmux-mail)#[fg=colour10]│#[fg=colour4]#(~/bin/tmux-wifi)#[fg=colour10]│#[fg=colour2]#(~/bin/tmux-battery)#[fg=colour10]│#[fg=colour3]%H:%M > %a %d-%b %Z" -Adrian
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