Please try this which should fix it (includes the part I already sent to
you so start from a clean tree).
I'm not sure sending a resize message after the client attaches is the
best solution, and I can't actually hit the race there, although I'm
pretty certain it exists. Can't see anywhere else to
Vincent Wang wrote:
> #! /usr/bin/env ruby
>
> event_hash = {
> /^=> Ctrl-C to shutdown server/ => lambda { ["Rails started"] },
> /^(\d+ tests, \d+ assertions, \d+ failures, \d+ errors)/ => lambda { [$1,
> "Ruby Test"] },
> }
>
> def notify(msg, title="Notification")
> system(%Q{/usr/local
Hi,
I faced a issue of tmux not recognising the window dimensions correctly in
xterm.
Nicholas suggested in #tmux to add
client_write_server(MSG_RESIZE, NULL, 0);
in client.c(CVS head) .. That seemed to have solved the dimensions problem.
But the window still does not get redrawn. Only doing pr
* clemens fischer [2010-06-01 17:30:36
+0200]:
> Vincent Wang wrote:
>
> > I wrote a very simple ruby script that define a action map, regex as
> > key, a function as value, so you can define as many different actions
> > as you need based on regex, that can solve the problem.
>
> You mean ac
