This creates a new command "choose-tree" which shows an overview of sessions
and windows as a "tree", which amalgamates code from individually listing
just sessions (choose-session) or just windows (choose-window).
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cmd-choose-tree.c | 141 +
Factor out the code which puts the choice of choosing windows and/or
sessions into a common place.
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cmd-choose-session.c | 28 +
cmd-choose-window.c | 35 ++--
window-choose.c | 107 ++
3 files changed, 113 inser
Rather than hardcode where the printable window flags need to be used (such
as on the status-line and choose-window list), introduce a
printable_window_flags() function to return a list of flags.
As a change of behaviour, now returns *all* window flags on a given winlink
rather than a single flag.
Hi all,
I've been giving some thought to monitoring the state of windows (winlinks)
across sessions, since it's something which I personally would find useful.
I started to think of ways of displaying this information as a starting
point. Let's say you have 6 sessions, each with N windows -- som
> There is no session at this point.
That makes sense, thanks. I assumed a session is made by default with
some name like '0'.
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On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 11:27:17AM +, Chris Poole wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to open some windows by default when I start tmux.
>
> I have the following in .tmux.conf:
>
> neww -d
> neww -d -n ssh
> neww -d -n python ipython
>
> When starting tmux, I get the error "can't establish cur
Hi,
I want to open some windows by default when I start tmux.
I have the following in .tmux.conf:
neww -d
neww -d -n ssh
neww -d -n python ipython
When starting tmux, I get the error "can't establish current session".
However, I can then run command `source-file ~/.tmux.conf`, and t
