How to show initial words of an unsaved file as title on atom editor instead of “untitled”
In Sublime if the file is unsaved it shows the initial words of that file as title instead of "untitled". How can I achieve this in Atom edtior? I am using Atom Editor 1.33.1 version.
E.g. If the content of my unsaved file is "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog." my title bar should show "The quick.." instead of "untitled".
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
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In Sublime if the file is unsaved it shows the initial words of that file as title instead of "untitled". How can I achieve this in Atom edtior? I am using Atom Editor 1.33.1 version.
E.g. If the content of my unsaved file is "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog." my title bar should show "The quick.." instead of "untitled".
atom-editor
asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
172111
1
Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27
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show 6 more comments
In Sublime if the file is unsaved it shows the initial words of that file as title instead of "untitled". How can I achieve this in Atom edtior? I am using Atom Editor 1.33.1 version.
E.g. If the content of my unsaved file is "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog." my title bar should show "The quick.." instead of "untitled".
atom-editor
asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
172111
In Sublime if the file is unsaved it shows the initial words of that file as title instead of "untitled". How can I achieve this in Atom edtior? I am using Atom Editor 1.33.1 version.
E.g. If the content of my unsaved file is "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog." my title bar should show "The quick.." instead of "untitled".
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:02
ShashankShashank
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Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27
|
show 6 more comments
1
Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27
1
1
Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27
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You can use the package un-untitled at https://atom.io/packages/un-untitled.
It puts the first few words of the file in the tab, the window bar and the status bar, and so mirrors accurately the standard behaviour of Atom, while giving you this behaviour from Sublime Text.
tab-title doesn't change the status bar and the window bar loses the ending part, which normally gives you the project path and 'Atom'.
answered Jan 8 at 4:55
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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There's a package I'm building for this--> https://atom.io/packages/auto-tab-title.
Currently works only on command (Ctrl+Shift+t) and not in background.
Trying to get that to work and removing a few kinks.
Feel free to raise PRs to improve on it @Rob, @Shashank
answered Jan 8 at 4:32
Sarosh AgaSarosh Aga
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Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
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You can use the package un-untitled at https://atom.io/packages/un-untitled.
It puts the first few words of the file in the tab, the window bar and the status bar, and so mirrors accurately the standard behaviour of Atom, while giving you this behaviour from Sublime Text.
tab-title doesn't change the status bar and the window bar loses the ending part, which normally gives you the project path and 'Atom'.
answered Jan 8 at 4:55
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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You can use the package un-untitled at https://atom.io/packages/un-untitled.
It puts the first few words of the file in the tab, the window bar and the status bar, and so mirrors accurately the standard behaviour of Atom, while giving you this behaviour from Sublime Text.
tab-title doesn't change the status bar and the window bar loses the ending part, which normally gives you the project path and 'Atom'.
answered Jan 8 at 4:55
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
352317
add a comment |
You can use the package un-untitled at https://atom.io/packages/un-untitled.
It puts the first few words of the file in the tab, the window bar and the status bar, and so mirrors accurately the standard behaviour of Atom, while giving you this behaviour from Sublime Text.
tab-title doesn't change the status bar and the window bar loses the ending part, which normally gives you the project path and 'Atom'.
answered Jan 8 at 4:55
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
352317
You can use the package un-untitled at https://atom.io/packages/un-untitled.
It puts the first few words of the file in the tab, the window bar and the status bar, and so mirrors accurately the standard behaviour of Atom, while giving you this behaviour from Sublime Text.
tab-title doesn't change the status bar and the window bar loses the ending part, which normally gives you the project path and 'Atom'.
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There's a package I'm building for this--> https://atom.io/packages/auto-tab-title.
Currently works only on command (Ctrl+Shift+t) and not in background.
Trying to get that to work and removing a few kinks.
Feel free to raise PRs to improve on it @Rob, @Shashank
answered Jan 8 at 4:32
Sarosh AgaSarosh Aga
12
Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
add a comment |
There's a package I'm building for this--> https://atom.io/packages/auto-tab-title.
Currently works only on command (Ctrl+Shift+t) and not in background.
Trying to get that to work and removing a few kinks.
Feel free to raise PRs to improve on it @Rob, @Shashank
answered Jan 8 at 4:32
Sarosh AgaSarosh Aga
12
Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
add a comment |
There's a package I'm building for this--> https://atom.io/packages/auto-tab-title.
Currently works only on command (Ctrl+Shift+t) and not in background.
Trying to get that to work and removing a few kinks.
Feel free to raise PRs to improve on it @Rob, @Shashank
answered Jan 8 at 4:32
Sarosh AgaSarosh Aga
12
There's a package I'm building for this--> https://atom.io/packages/auto-tab-title.
Currently works only on command (Ctrl+Shift+t) and not in background.
Trying to get that to work and removing a few kinks.
Feel free to raise PRs to improve on it @Rob, @Shashank
answered Jan 8 at 4:32
Sarosh AgaSarosh Aga
12
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Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
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Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 9 at 1:22
Good effort for making a package. I had a look at the code. You have some good stuff in there.
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Have you tried "un-untitled", like I explained, it more accurately recreates the behaviour of Atom and Sublime Text.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 4:58
I am getting below error while installing "un-untitled".
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 5:42
Thanks for trying it. I'm just fixing the error.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:07
It should now work fine! Make sure you update to version 2.1.0.
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 8 at 6:21
Thanks. This is working now. Like you said it more accurately recreates behaviour of Atom and Sublime text.
– Shashank
Jan 8 at 7:27