Does this stop happening if you take away the #() from your
status-left/right?


On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 04:18:28PM -0800, Adrian Luff wrote:
>    tmux should catch the escape sequence consistently but I seem to have
>    found a race condition case where it doesn't. Adding...
> 
>      export PROMPT_COMMAND="${PROMPT_COMMAND}; printf '\e]2;%s\e\\'
>      \"${HOSTNAME/.*}\""
> 
>    to the bash shell while inside tmux causes the status line to be printed
>    on the current output line occasionally (instead of below it). This is
>    easily reproduced by holding ENTER down at a shell prompt.
>    Simply removing the PROMPT_COMMAND fixes the issue. The complexity of the
>    status line seems to be a factor as the basic tmux configuration doesn't
>    exhibit this. My status line is configured with a couple of shell scripts.
>    I suspect a race condition between the escape sequence handling and the
>    return values from the status line scripts.
>    .tmux.conf status line excerpt...
> 
>      set-option -g status-left
>      
> "#[attr=normal]#[fg=colour5]#S#[fg=colour10]@#[fg=colour2]#h#[fg=colour10]***#[fg=colour4]#32T#
>      "
>      set-option -g status-right "
>      
> #[fg=colour6]#(~/bin/tmux-mail)#[fg=colour10]***#[fg=colour4]#(~/bin/tmux-wifi)#[fg=colour10]***#[fg=colour2]#(~/bin/tmux-battery)#[fg=colour10]***#[fg=colour3]%H:%M
>      %a %d-%b %Z"
> 
>    -Adrian



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