You can use the entire output after server restart, same as you do
before.
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 01:41:26PM +0300, ??????????? ??????? wrote:
> I am trying to understand the output of "tmux -list-windows -F
> '#{window_layout}'".
> The output is something like below:
> bb32,151x78,0,0{75x78,0,0,1,75x78,76,0,2}
> I understand that the normal fields are size,x,y,pane_id.
> Using that output with "tmux select-layout" succeeds.
> However, if I omit the first field (which, as I understand it, is a layout
> key), the layout is not applied.
> The end goal is to use it to recreate a layout after a server restart.
> Is there a way to recreate a custom layout without the key field, or use
> something else to the same effect?
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