Hi,
It would be useful in multiple cases to access environment variables set in
the shell of the active pane. Here are two such cases.
1 - Put the active pane's $PWD on tmux's paste buffer. I currently achieve
this by 'send-keys'ing the pwd command and automatically entering copy-mode
to grab the result. Quite inelegant.
2 - When a pane is SSHed to a different machine, I'd like new splits I make
while that pane is in focus to automatically SSH in. This *would *work:
bind ! if-shell "test $HOST = 'mySecondPC'" "split-window -v \"ssh
> mySecondPC\"" "split-window -v"
>
except that $HOST is evaluated in the environment that launched tmux, not
the target pane. (Same for #H and #h format specifiers.)
So is there a neat way to access the active pane's environmental variables?
Thanks,
Gil Rutter
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