If you are thinking of using libform or libmenu or whatnot, that won't
work - tmux only uses ncurses to read terminfo.
But adding more per-client items like completion lists and popup boxes
wouldn't be too hard. You'd just need to draw them yourself.
Currently the only things that sit at this layer (per-client) are the
command prompt and the pane number display (and status line but it is a
bit different). Cleaning up these and adding more would be nice and
probably not all that hard.
Perhaps choose mode and clock mode could even become per-client as well.
I'd also like to have the layout code replaced with something better and
more general (basically a region manager for each window). But that
would be a lot more work and have a different purpose.
I can explain how everything fits together if anyone wants to have a go.
On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 10:34:37PM +0200, Marcel Partap wrote:
> An overlay layer above the current window/pane/border/status line layer.
> To display information overlays, option/selection dialogs, popup
> menus.... (f.e. mouse right click on a window => split, kill, make
> sticky, rename...)
> One very use case is a character selection dialog for send keys,
> allowing f.e. to better use tmux within the android terminal emulator on
> devices with hardware keyboards that lack keys like |<>{}[]~...
> it shouldn't be to hard but is somewhat beyond my coding/concentration
> skills to implement it.
> #Regards.. c;
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