Dear mailinglist,
I tried to use the zsh double star "**" (recursive match) in a tmux
command string, but it does not match correctly. The same command +
"**" works without tmux. Any idea why this doesn't work? Which shell
is used to interpret the command: sh, default-shell, $SHELL? My guess
is "sh".
<code>
cd /tmp
mkdir -p features/support
touch features/support/env.rb
touch features/feature_abc.feature
touch features/feature_def.feature
tmux set-option -g default-shell /bin/zsh\; new-session "vim -p
features/**/*.{rb,feature}"\; attach
</code>
If I wrap the command in a "second" zsh it works as expected
<code>
cd /tmp
mkdir -p features/support
touch features/support/env.rb
touch features/feature_abc.feature
touch features/feature_def.feature
tmux set-option -g default-shell /bin/zsh\; new-session "zsh -c 'vim
-p features/**/*.{rb,feature}'"\; attach
</code>
BTW: It tried the following as well, but that doesn't change the behaviour.
- no zsh config (.zshrc)
- no tmux config (.tmux.conf)
- place "set-option -g default-shell /bin/zsh" in .tmux.conf
- place "set-option -g default-command /bin/zsh" in .tmux.conf
- strace was not very helpfull, it failed with "create session failed:
vim -p features/**/*.{rb,feature}: Exec format error"
My environment
- arch linux x86_64
- zsh 4.3.17 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
- tmux 1.6
Thanks.
Best regards,
Dennis
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