tab does not keep its name if split terminal is closed

[Jason Montleon]

1.) Open Terminator
2.) Create a new tab. ctrl-shift-t
3.) Double click your new tab and give it a name, say TEST
4.) Split the tab, ctrl-shift-o or ctrl-shift-e
5.) Close the terminal, ctr-d
6.) The tab reverts to its original name instead of keeping the name I gave it.

[Sam Dieck (samd)]

I think the problem is in paned.py: wrapcloseterm (self, widget) function. When you delete a terminal from a tab and there is only one terminal left, the function removes the container that was holding multiple terminals in one tab and recreates the tab with the only terminal that was left (w/o the container). By recreating the tab, the new tab spawns with a default title removing the previous defined one.
Correct me if im wrong please

Ill keep looking and see if i can come up with a patch to fix this.
Sam

[Chris Jones (cmsj)]

This should be fixed in trunk as of revision 1236 and will be in 0.96.