At 16:59 +1200 13 Aug 2013, Jan Larres wrote:
>I use this code in zsh to do the same thing without having to patch
>tmux. The preexec variable is an array of functions that get called
>before each interactive command execution. I don't think such a variable
>exists in bash, but you could hack some
On 13/08/13 11:56, Aaron Schrab wrote:
> Commands running in tmux windows have the values for the variables that
> were set when the command was started, but those values can change such
> as when a new tmux client attaches.
>
> My main use case for this is that I run mutt inside of tmux to read my
At 00:11 +0100 13 Aug 2013, Thomas Adam wrote:
>On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 04:01:46PM -0400, Aaron Schrab wrote:
>> Add -s option to the shown-environment command which will alter the
>> output format to Bourne shell commands, allowing import of the
>> environment into current shell with:
>
>What use
On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 04:01:46PM -0400, Aaron Schrab wrote:
> Add -s option to the shown-environment command which will alter the
> output format to Bourne shell commands, allowing import of the
> environment into current shell with:
What use-case is this for? Note that "current shell" is reall
Add -s option to the shown-environment command which will alter the
output format to Bourne shell commands, allowing import of the
environment into current shell with:
eval `tmux showenv -s`
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cmd-show-environment.c | 59 ++--
tmux.1
