Ah, yes, it's there already. I had it in window-status-format, but not
in -current-. Therefore confusion. Sorry for the noise.
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On 23 February 2015 at 12:18, Daniel wrote:
> resize-pane -Z is pretty neat. Though, is it possible to somehow have an
> indicator of a pane is zoomed, and there are currently panes hidden?
The window flags already contain 'Z' to indicate this.
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resize-pane -Z is pretty neat. Though, is it possible to somehow have an
indicator of a pane is zoomed, and there are currently panes hidden?
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Does it go away if you run "ulimit -c0" before running your program?
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 08:54:44AM +, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Your program just recurses forever until it blows up the stack. It
> doesn't have any effect on tmux whatsoever here. Sounds like a bug
> somewhere else in yo
Your program just recurses forever until it blows up the stack. It
doesn't have any effect on tmux whatsoever here. Sounds like a bug
somewhere else in your system, I'd guess kernel.
On Sun, Feb 22, 2015 at 10:32:51PM -0300, Gonzalo Ciruelos wrote:
>Hello,
>For some weeks now I'm having
Hello,
For some weeks now I'm having this bug with tmux. It happens when I run
some code (short C++ programs made by me, I think it has to do with bad
memory management or non-termination). The zsh prompt where I ran "./a.out"
completely feezes along with tmux. I can kill the terminal tmux is runni
