Re-setting the window title when PSCX is installed

Would I be right in thinking that the following line has no effect on
machines that have PSCX installed?:

$host.ui.rawui.WindowTitle = "XXX"

Actually, I think the title changes briefly, but is then instantly
snapped back to what it was set to in the eyecandy*.ps1 scripts - is
there a way to override this behaviour, to allow the above one-liner's
change in title to remain?

Many thanks,

On Apr 8, 8:42 am, Duncan Smith <DSmith1...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Would I be right in thinking that the following line has no effect on
> machines that have PSCX installed?:
>
> $host.ui.rawui.WindowTitle = "XXX"
>
> Actually, I think the title changes briefly, but is then instantly
> snapped back to what it was set to in the eyecandy*.ps1 scripts - is
> there a way to override this behaviour, to allow the above one-liner's
> change in title to remain?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Duncan

2nd thoughts - doesn't matter, the modified title remains for the
duration of the script - which probably makes more sense in this case.

Thanks anyway,

"Duncan Smith" <DSmith1974@googlemail.com> wrote in message 
news:9dd978a2-b172-42cd-8c8d-57856373faf6@8g2000hsu.googlegroups.com...
> Would I be right in thinking that the following line has no effect on
> machines that have PSCX installed?:
>
> $host.ui.rawui.WindowTitle = "XXX"
>
> Actually, I think the title changes briefly, but is then instantly
> snapped back to what it was set to in the eyecandy*.ps1 scripts - is
> there a way to override this behaviour, to allow the above one-liner's
> change in title to remain?
>

The easiest way is to not dot source the EyeCandy.ps1 script in your profile 
(profile.ps1).  As it is, EyeCandy.ps1 updates the titlebar every time a new 
prompt is rendered which would be right after you ran the command above. 
That is, if you ran it interactively.

--
Keith