On Wed, Apr 03, 2013 at 06:51:51PM +0100, Thomas Adam wrote:
> On 3 April 2013 18:43, Franco <franc...@gmx.com> wrote:
> > Good evening tmuxers. In my .tmux.conf file I have a line like this
> >
> > bind e command-prompt -I "%d/%m/%g %H:%M: " -p "#" 'run-shell "echo %1 >>
> > $NOTE; tmux display Done."'
> >
> > This basically prompts me for a string and appends it to a text file (the
> > $NOTE
> > environment variable).
> >
> > It works, but not with every input; example:
> >
> > > test "
>
> As mentioned on IRC, you would need to escape it.
>
Roger roger.
It still would be great if, command-prompt, say, had an option to expand with
quote characters escaped (in a posix compliant way).
It could use:
- %4 for normal expansion
- %$4 for escaped one
as an example. I have tried for the last few hours to open a ticket in that
regard, but with little success (sourceforge is being an ass).
> [...] Would suggest any number of console TODO
> list managers out there, or vim, etc.
A bit OT, but of course a solution inside tmux is way more handy, as you
don't have to pop up another terminal/type/close.
E.g., you can just jot down stuff while browing a webpage with lynx.
Cheers
-F
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