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There are multiple questions about this sprinkled around the network, but what I could find has one of two things in common:

• They give the manual solution, which only prints the current running program (with no arguments)


• The use zsh preexec feature (though I am not sure how that interacts with screen). I am looking for a Bash solution.

How do I get my screen title to show the entire command run, so if I run 3 long running Python scripts for example, I can see the script names in the title as well? For bonus points, if I can get this to keep displaying the last command run that would be even better.

My current setup:

• export PROMPT_COMMAND='/bin/echo -ne "33k33134"'
  


• 
  PS1 ends with >


• shelltitle ">|bash"

I tried:

• Adding stuff between 33k and 33 - breaks with ${BASH_COMMAND}
  


• Using trap debug to set an external additional title since for XTERM with no screen I know the solution. This breaks badly with the PS1.

and variations of the above. I want a solution to be through screen, so both the window title and the screen window list show the full command.

bash gnu-screen xterm

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There are multiple questions about this sprinkled around the network, but what I could find has one of two things in common:

• They give the manual solution, which only prints the current running program (with no arguments)


• The use zsh preexec feature (though I am not sure how that interacts with screen). I am looking for a Bash solution.

How do I get my screen title to show the entire command run, so if I run 3 long running Python scripts for example, I can see the script names in the title as well? For bonus points, if I can get this to keep displaying the last command run that would be even better.

My current setup:

• export PROMPT_COMMAND='/bin/echo -ne "33k33134"'
  


• 
  PS1 ends with >


• shelltitle ">|bash"

I tried:

• Adding stuff between 33k and 33 - breaks with ${BASH_COMMAND}
  


• Using trap debug to set an external additional title since for XTERM with no screen I know the solution. This breaks badly with the PS1.

and variations of the above. I want a solution to be through screen, so both the window title and the screen window list show the full command.

bash gnu-screen xterm

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges

add a comment
 | 

There are multiple questions about this sprinkled around the network, but what I could find has one of two things in common:

• They give the manual solution, which only prints the current running program (with no arguments)


• The use zsh preexec feature (though I am not sure how that interacts with screen). I am looking for a Bash solution.

How do I get my screen title to show the entire command run, so if I run 3 long running Python scripts for example, I can see the script names in the title as well? For bonus points, if I can get this to keep displaying the last command run that would be even better.

My current setup:

• export PROMPT_COMMAND='/bin/echo -ne "33k33134"'
  


• 
  PS1 ends with >


• shelltitle ">|bash"

I tried:

• Adding stuff between 33k and 33 - breaks with ${BASH_COMMAND}
  


• Using trap debug to set an external additional title since for XTERM with no screen I know the solution. This breaks badly with the PS1.

and variations of the above. I want a solution to be through screen, so both the window title and the screen window list show the full command.

bash gnu-screen xterm

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges

asked 42 mins ago

kabanuskabanus

16277 bronze badges