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#!/bin/bash
#
# Downloaded from http://www.shelldorado.com/scripts/cmds/xtitle
# This implementation varies from /usr/bin/xtitle shipped in Debian
#
##########################################################################
# Shellscript: xtitle - set title on xterm window
# Author : Heiner Steven <heiner.steven@odn.de>
# Requires : xprop
# Category : Desktop
# Date : 1995-03-17
# SCCS-Id. : @(#) xtitle 1.8 04/02/18
##########################################################################
# Notes
# o Thanks to Des Herriott (des@corp.netcom.net.uk) for
# the way to get a title using "xprop"
#
# Example
# o Get the old window title, set the new title to "New Title"
# OldTitle=`xtitle -g w -w "New Title"`
#
# Changes
# 1995-06-01 hs Separate settings for title and icon (0.2)
# 1996-03-04 hs Determine how to echo without newline (0.3)
# 1996-10-01 hs Get a window title, syntax changed (0.4)
# 1999-10-27 hs Use "getopts" to preserve whitespace in arguments (1.4)
# 2002-04-09 hs Added "Requires" header field (1.6)
##########################################################################
PN=`basename "$0"` # program name
VER='1.8'
# Character for escape sequence to set title
BOTH=0 ICON=1 WINDOW=2 # Escape sequences - do not change
ICON_PROP=WM_ICON_NAME # Must match output of "xprop"
WIN_PROP=WM_NAME
Usage () {
echo >&2 "$PN - set title of xterm window, $VER (hs '95)
usage: $PN [ -g type] [-w title] [-i title] [-t title]
or $PN title
switches:
-t set both titles (default)
-w set window title
-i set icon title
-g get title, type: w=window, i=icon, b=both
If no arguments are given, $PN prints the window title. In the
second form, both (icon and window) titles are set to the given
title."
exit 1
}
# Determine how to echo without a newline
[ -z "$ECHO" ] &&
if [ X`echo -n` = "X-n" ]
then ECHO="echo"; NL="\c"
else ECHO="echo -n"; NL=
fi
Echo () {
$ECHO "$@$NL"
}
Fatal () {
for Line
do echo >&2 "$PN: $Line"
done
exit 1
}
# GetProperty { $ICON_PROP | $WIN_PROP }
#
GetProperty () {
if [ -n "$WINDOWID" ]
then
# "prop" Example output:
# WM_NAME(STRING) = "Title"
# or (empty title):
# WM_NAME(STRING) =
for Property
do
xprop -id $WINDOWID 2>/dev/null |
grep "^$Property" |
sed 's/.*=[ "]*\([^"]*\)["]*$/\1/'
done
else
echo >&2 "$PN: cannot get window property
(getting the window title works with a local X server only)"
fi
}
# SetTitle { $BOTH | $ICON | $WINDOW } "Text"
SetTitle () {
Echo "]${1};$2"
}
[ -z "$DISPLAY" ] &&
Fatal "cannot determine X Windows server (DISPLAY not set)"
if [ $# -lt 1 ]
then # Default action: print window title
GetProperty "$WIN_PROP"
exit 0
fi
while getopts g:w:i:b:t:h opt
do
case "$opt" in
g) # Get title
case "$OPTARG" in
w) GetProperty "$WIN_PROP";;
i) GetProperty "$ICON_PROP";;
b|t) GetProperty "$WIN_PROP" "$ICON_PROP";;
*) Fatal "title type must be one of {w|i|b}";;
esac
exit 0;;
w) # Set window title
SetTitle "$WINDOW" "$OPTARG";;
i) # Set icon title
SetTitle "$ICON" "$OPTARG";;
b|t) # Set both titles
SetTitle "$BOTH" "$OPTARG";;
h) Usage;;
*) Usage;;
esac
done
shift `expr $OPTIND - 1`
# Default action: set both titles
[ $# -gt 0 ] && SetTitle "$BOTH" "$*"
exit 0
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