Re: regression in/with bind-key?

[Thomas Sattler]

Am 21.04.2017 um 13:38 schrieb Nicholas Marriott:

Yeah this change isn't ideal/ Perhaps falling back to root is the best
solution, but I think we should do it for all key tables, not just the
pane key table.

Please try this: [patch]


Using this patch, my key bindings seem to work again, in- and outside
copy-mode. (Without the need to define them for several tables. :-))

Thomas

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Re: tmux 2.4 does not support vim yank and paste?

[Nicholas Marriott]

So you are talking about copy and paste from tmux copy mode, not from vim?



On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 12:10:56PM +, Xudong Sun wrote:
>I think it has nothing to do with display, since if the save the file and
>close and open it again, the displayed line are the same.
>in my .tmux.conf file, A I found out two lines that is not supported by
>tmux 2.4
>"
>bind -t vi-copy v begin-selection # `v` begins a selection A  A  A  A  A 
>A  A  A  A  A  A  bind -t vi-copy V rectangle-toggle # `V` toggle line-
>and columnwise selection A  A 
>"
>After commented them out, the yank for multiple lines in tmux vim still
>does not work, but yank one line works nowA 
>On Fri, 21 Apr 2017 at 13:59 Nicholas Marriott
> wrote:
> 
>  If you are copying and pasting entirely within vim, tmux has very little
>  to do with it. Are you sure the actual paste is wrong and it isn't just
>  being displaying the wrong thing?
> 
>  On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 11:37:23AM +, Xudong Sun wrote:
>  >A  A  Hi,A
>  >A  A  AA  A Thanks for the response.
>  >A  A  AA  A Ok, the process isA
>  >A  A  AA  A I logged into a cluster, then I type tmux, then I type vim,
>  then I
>  >A  A  press F1 to open nerdtree and useA
>  >A  A  "t" to open a tab for a file I want to edit. In this file, I
>  select a line
>  >A  A  using "v" and type "y" or "yy", then I type "p" in another line
>  of the
>  >A  A  same file.AA  Something else will be pasted rather than the line
>  I
>  >A  A  selected.
>  >A  A  On Fri, 21 Apr 2017 at 12:43 Nelo-Thara Wallus 
>  wrote:
>  >
>  >A  A  A  Please explain your problem _exactly_, including which buttons
>  you're
>  >A  A  A  using and if you mean another vim instance by 'paste them in
>  another
>  >A  A  A  place'.
>  >
>  >A  A  A  Without specific information on your problem we cannot give
>  you educated
>  >A  A  A  guesses.
>  >
>  >A  A  A  - Nelo
>  >
>  >A  A  A  On 2017-04-21 10:37, Xudong Sun wrote:
>  >A  A  A  > Hi,
>  >A  A  A  >AA  AA  A I updated tmux from 1.8 to 2.4 and now the problem
>  is if I open
>  >A  A  A  a R
>  >A  A  A  > file and try to copy one existing line and paste them in
>  another
>  >A  A  A  place, the
>  >A  A  A  > paste result is something else. But yank and paste does work
>  if I
>  >A  A  A  input
>  >A  A  A  > something new to the file.
>  >A  A  A  >AA  AA  A Anyone has an idea if this is because the tmux
>  version ?
>  >A  A  A  >
>  >A  A  A  > Thanks
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Re: tmux 2.4 does not support vim yank and paste?

[Xudong Sun]

Hi,
   Thanks for the response.
   Ok, the process is
   I logged into a cluster, then I type tmux, then I type vim, then I press
F1 to open nerdtree and use
"t" to open a tab for a file I want to edit. In this file, I select a line
using "v" and type "y" or "yy", then I type "p" in another line of the same
file.  Something else will be pasted rather than the line I selected.



On Fri, 21 Apr 2017 at 12:43 Nelo-Thara Wallus  wrote:

> Please explain your problem _exactly_, including which buttons you're
> using and if you mean another vim instance by 'paste them in another
> place'.
>
> Without specific information on your problem we cannot give you educated
> guesses.
>
> - Nelo
>
> On 2017-04-21 10:37, Xudong Sun wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I updated tmux from 1.8 to 2.4 and now the problem is if I open a R
> > file and try to copy one existing line and paste them in another place,
> the
> > paste result is something else. But yank and paste does work if I input
> > something new to the file.
> > Anyone has an idea if this is because the tmux version ?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
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tmux 2.4 does not support vim yank and paste?

[Xudong Sun]

Hi,
I updated tmux from 1.8 to 2.4 and now the problem is if I open a R
file and try to copy one existing line and paste them in another place, the
paste result is something else. But yank and paste does work if I input
something new to the file.
Anyone has an idea if this is because the tmux version ?

Thanks

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regression in/with bind-key?

[Thomas Sattler]

Hi Nicholas,

I used to bind keys to switch/move windows/panes to the root-table.
Until 2.3 these worked, even within copy-mode. In 2.4 they stopped
working (when in copy-mode).

Would it be possible to have a fallback from "copy-mode[-vi]" to
"root", in case there is no matching binding in the first table?

Or would it be better/easier to allow the argument to -T to be a
list, so one could define equal bindings to multiple key-tables
at once, like these:

 bind-key -T root,copy-mode,copy-mode-vi C-PPage previous-window
 bind-key -T root,copy-mode,copy-mode-vi C-NPage next-window

Thomas

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