hide project path in Android Studio title bar? - android-studio

Is it possible to hide the path of the project being shown in the title bar of Android Studio?
I would like to have it as:
"Project Name - Android Studio"
but instead now i have it like:
"Project name [path/to/project/] - [app] - [/path/to/file/] - Android Studio - version number"
I looked everywhere in settings couldn't find an option for that.

No, there is no option for that as of IntelliJ IDEA 14.1 and Android Studio 1.2.

You can deselect Always show full path in window header in the settings

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Please tell me how to do same in mac machine.
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Mac OSX:
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