I believe that I have encountered an interchangeability issue between tmux and readlines. I have attached two sets of logs (each with my inputrc and my tmux.conf), one shows the issue and the other works correctly.
I have script that I use to start a tmux session (if it doesn't exist), create
the necessary windows, run a couple commands, and to drop me into my desired
window. However, after modifying my inputrc file, the send-keys command does
not seem to be working is expected. Instead of sending a return (via C-m or
ENTER) the terminal appears to do be attemping an autocomplete instead.
Here are the two lines in question. When I comment them out everything works
fine.
Control-j: menu-complete
Control-k: menu-complete-backward
To make things more interesting, I cannot replicate this issue from inside
tmux. If I do send-keys from either the ':' command-prompt or from the
terminal, it will behave appropriately. I suspect that it is a timing issue,
that the bad behavior only occurs when send-keys executes before the terminal's
initial prompt appears.
Here's a simplified script that I use to start a new tmux session for my work:
sn="foo"
function new_session {
cd $HOME/
tmux start-server
tmux -vvvvvvv new-session -s $sn -d
tmux new-window -t $sn:1
tmux new-window -n qaup -t $sn:9
tmux send-keys -t $sn:0 "cd $HOME/work/" ENTER "vim" C-m
tmux send-keys -t $sn:9 "cd $HOME/work/ && ls -l" C-m
tmux select-window -t "$sn:0"
tmux select-window -t "$sn:1"
tmux attach-session -t $sn
}
tmux attach -d -t $sn || new_session
Thanks.
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- grant welch
- gwe...@riverbed.com
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