Hi Nicholas,
I was intending to use this with a fuzzy finder (
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf). Yes I certainly could do select-window
and a select-pane to achieve the same affect. If this behavior of select-
pane doesn't make sense to most other users than I agree it's not worth
pushing, as you
Hi
I'm more inclined to think that it's more flexible to just do one thing,
as well as not changing long-standing behaviour.
How are you using select-pane? If you are binding it to command-prompt,
can't you just bind selectw\; selectp?
We could potentially add a flag to selectp.
On Thu, Jun 19
Hi,
I hadn't looked at it from a session basis. My train of thought was this
patch provides more consistent behaviour of select-pane in that it always
switches to the pane you select. I'm not sure of the use case of being able
to select a different pane outside the current window but not switch to
I'm not sure it does make more sense. select-window doesn't change the
session, so why should select-pane change the window?
On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 08:42:33AM +0100, George Brown wrote:
>Dear all,
>Thanks for this patch Thomas it works for me, I applied against what was
>currently in
Dear all,
Thanks for this patch Thomas it works for me, I applied against what was
currently in git to build and it behaves exactly as I would expect. I'd
love to see this mainlined and think this behaviour makes far more sense
than the current release.
Many thanks,
George
George Brown
On 18
On 18 June 2014 16:09, George Brown <321.geo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I was attempting this today and realised the "tmux select-pane" only
> switches to panes in the active window. It appear this was raised in the
> following ticket but I have not been able to find the actual discussion
