Er by which I mean as if you had done eg
$ tmux new
C-b "
C-b %
So that would translate to in .tmux.conf:
new
splitw
splitw -h
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 10:34:45PM +0100, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Not really very clear what you want to do but try eg
>
> new -d 'command1'
> splitw -v 'command2'
Not really very clear what you want to do but try eg
new -d 'command1'
splitw -v 'command2'
I find it is best to think of stuff you put in .tmux.conf (after the
first "new -d") as if you had done them yourself.
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 09:17:10PM +, Paul Hirose wrote:
> In short, the split-w
In short, the split-window -v 'CMD' will execute CMD in the bottom pane, the
upper bash. Is there a way to specify a command for the upper pane as well.
Also, can I get CMD to execute in the upper pane instead? I can build my list
of panes, but it's a bit confusing to think "bottom up".
The
