you can try 'pipe-pane', pls read tmux's manpage to get more details.
I use it to check if tests are finished, send a notification(growl) to
me, and it works very well.
* clemens fischer <ino-n...@spotteswoode.dnsalias.org> [2010-05-30 17:16:06
+0200]:
> 'uname -rims' -> Linux 2.6.33.4-spott i686 AuthenticAMD
> tmux-CVS from today
>
> Hi,
>
> I have these settings in ".tmux.conf":
>
> set-window-option -g monitor-content '[0-9]* [0-9]* [#$] ?'
> set-option -g visual-content on
>
> designed to match my shells prompt[1] looking like this: "0 4 # ". The
> first number is the exit status of the last command, then comes the PTY
> number and then "#" for root and "$" for a regular user, a space and
> there's the bash waiting for input.
>
> Tmux flags content as soon as anything is printed to screen, not only
> this prompt. Linux has fnmatch(3), I see it is used without any flags
> every place, shouldn't it match _new_ content only? In
> "window.c::window_pane_search()" it is used on every line on the screen
> (without history, it seems). But why doesn't it trigger as soon as any
> prompt is seen, ie. immediately?
>
> [1]
> 1 4 # echo "${PS1}"
> \w\n${_last_status} ${_this_pty} \$
>
>
> clemens
>
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