'''wm title''' ''window ?string?''

If ''string'' is specified, then it will be passed to the [window manager] for use as the title for ''window'' (the window manager should display this string in window's title bar). In this case the command returns an empty string. If ''string'' isn't specified then the command returns the current title for the window. The title for a window defaults to its name.

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Subcommand of [Tk]'s [wm] to query or set the title of a toplevel window.

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For editor-like apps, it is convenient to put the current file name into the title bar:
 wm title $w $filename
or, combined with the app name (Windows look & feel):
 wm title $w "$filename - $appname"
You can even retrieve the filename from there with [regexp], avoiding a [global] variable:
 regexp "(.+) - $appname" [wm title $w] -> filename ;# RS

Windows 2000 tolerates Unicodes (e.g. Chinese characters) in the title bar, but (at least at 8.3.4)
''wm title'' converts the title to system encoding, so everything exotic mostly ends up as question marks.

[[Is this logged at SourceForge as a bug?]]
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Maybe [wm title] could for 9.0 be deprecated/aliased in favor of
 $window cget      -title
 $window configure -title $title
just to be a little bit more orthogonal? ([RS])
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[Tk syntax help] - [Category Command]