> > Some versions of vim changed the terminal name to "Thanks for
> > flying vim". Quite annoying.
>
> Which version are you running? What terminal? I was trying to figure
> out where they dropped that behavior, which is what the documentation
> says should happen, but it isn't the case anymore. If vim uses X it
> can read the current title and reset it when you exit, if it uses
> termcap it leaves the message you find annoying which you could set in
> the config file if you wanted to. You could even tell it not to
> change the title.
>
> I'm asking because when I ssh or telnet vim currently can't set the
> title and I want it to. My shell updates the title with the current
> directory so I wouldn't have that problem.
Sorry, I can't remember, it's been years ago. All I know is that
it came with some SuSE distribution and was version 4.6 or
earlier.
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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Received on Wed May 22 2002 - 05:03:48 BST