sue to a change made after tmux 2.1? Could it be
shell/term dependent? I use uxterm + tcsh.
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Can someone please help with this?
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> I am on the tmux master build built some time after tmux 2.2 release.
> (On that note, is the git commit for the build stored somewhere so that it
> could be used for bug reportin
That gives me:
^[[3J^[[H^[[2J
Thanks.
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> What does clear|cat -v show?
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that pane resizing, I do this:
unbind -T root MouseDrag1Border # disable drag pane border to resize
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updates the Clipboard only. The Primary sel content is back to the exact
same what I had copied within tmux using the PREFIX C-w binding:
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master on May 3, 2016)
On that note, I wish tmux -V shows the first 7 characters of the commit
hash used to build it, if the user built it from the git clone.
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something else in the environment has
> changed.
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> entirely outside tmux.
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paste-buffers!
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I get the same results with xsel, xclip, etc
Again, I get this issue only inside tmux. Outside tmux, I do not get this
issue. That's way, after a lot of experimentation, I emailed this thread.
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> you select something new in emacs or press C-w again?
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term. Then
consecutive searches of that term does nothing (which comes back to the
above case).
By consecutive search, I mean that I hit C-r and just hit enter as the
previously typed search term stays prefilled.
I am using the latest build of tmux.
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> means it finds the same string it just found again, if you move the
> cursor off it it works.
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>> There are many tools available that do that..
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>> Few I can think of:
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>> 1. https://git
I ssh to a different machine, the env var HOST in that
pane would be the name of that new machine. But the pane border status
still shows the old HOST.
Is it possible to make the pane border status 'live update' in any way?
Thanks.
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Hello,
I searched the manual, but couldn't figure out how to remove the hooks.
After I do
set-hook after-kill-pane "selectl main-vertical"
How can I remove that hook?
I tried
set-hook after-kill-pane ""
set-hook after-kill-pane
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window_copy_search_down(wp,
> data->inputstr, 1);
> break;
> case WINDOW_COPY_NAMEDBUFFER:
> window_copy_copy_selection(wp, data->inputstr);
>
>
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2016 at 12:20 AM Suraj N. Kurapati wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Oct 2016 21:05:00 -0700, Suraj N. Kurapati wrote:
> > On Tue, 04 Oct 2016 03:07:28 +, Kaushal Modi wrote:
> > > Surprised that no one else saw such a useful feature break? :)
> >
> > This doesn't affect us
x 2.3. Also none of the system specs listed above
(also prompt, prompt2) have changed in a long time.
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> If you do C-b r does the missing line reappear?
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eload the config, it does refresh-client which makes
>
> tmux refresh the screen.
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Hi Nicholas, I got a chance to try out what you suggested.
refresh-client does not fix that blank line issue. The prompt shows up only
after I use any navigation key or Enter.
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> I assume I’m to change *vi-copy* to *copy-mode-vi* but that didn’t work
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Hello,
I have attached the logs generated by "tmux -".
The OS is RHEL 6.6.
When typing tmux on a machine for the first time (no pre-existing server
running), I just get a "lost server" error.
The tmux version is the 2.3 release.
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> It probably crashed.
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> Are you sure you are using the same libevent version as the libevent you
> built against?
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> Does it generate a core file? (You may need to do "ulimit -cunlimited"
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it with:
>
> gdb tmux core.8841
>
> Then do "bt full" and show me the output.
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 03:58:17PM +, Kaushal Modi wrote:
> >Thanks for the quick reply.
> >The tmux that I build myself works fine. But this version of tmux that
gt;
> Not particularly useful unfortunately, do you have LD_LIBRARY_PATH or
> whatever set?
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> >> gdb tmux core.8841
> >GNU gdb (GDB) Red Hat Enterpr
Hello tmux devs,
Thank you for the incremental search.
I just rebuilt tmux master after a long time and gave this new feature a
quick try.
It is awesome!
btw, now tmux -V says "tmux master".. may be add the git hash used to build
that? Like "tmux master c75cced"?
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> - config file %if and %endif
> - source-file glob (source "*.conf")
> - OSC 52 clipboard from inside tmux
> - mouse "all" mode
> - named session groups (new -t)
> - strikethrough, with a new enough terminfo
>
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if (load_cfg(g.gl_pathv[i], c, item, quiet) < 0)
> retval = CMD_RETURN_ERROR;
> }
> if (cfg_finished) {
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> button. There is also an xterm command line option to turn jump scroll off
> if I remember correctly.
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OK, thanks for your reply. My hunt to fix that issue then continues.
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> command. Hopefully it will be helpful for other people also :).
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Hi Rytis,
I don't understand C code. But based on your description above, isn't that
what pane synchronization does? I use it all the time to send identical
commands to all panes in the window via STDIN.
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I just use ack --passthru for that. That is one feature, I believe, ag (the
silver searcher) or rg (ripgrep) don't have.
Just pipe your command output to ack. Here's a search result:
http://powdahound.com/2009/10/colorize-log-output-with-ack/
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lear, you need to pipe ( command | ack .. ), NOT redirect (
command > .. ).
Highlighted results show up in real time for me as command churns out new
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Hello Nicholas and contributors:
Thanks for all your hard work! Just wanted to say that tmux has been
running smoothly for me for quite a while now, and I couldn't now
imagine working without it.
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> Hi all
Thanks!
I was going to report today that the C-s and C-r incremental
forward/backward search bindings had stopped working in 3.0 rc1.
Is that already reported and fixed?
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Hello Nicholas,
Thank you for the fix for C-r/C-s in
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/db5a7c1740b4400a1ea5cabaae5e99f942179d16.
I confirm that the fix works!
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> I was going to report today that the C-
Awesome! Many thanks! I have been using the RC for a while without any
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> I have released tmux 3.1:
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> https://github.com/tmux/tmux/releases/download/3.1/tmux-3.1.tar.g
2 panes join look strange. See attached:
[image: image.png]
The box characters where all 4 panes intersect look fine though.
tmux -V gives
tmux next-3.2
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> I h
If this helps in the debug, if I do
setw -g pane-border-lines "simple"
I see this (attached).
[image: image.png]
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> I just happened to build tmux from its master branch on
o "+"-like box chars to the
left of pane number 0.
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> I can't reproduce - if you start tmux from nothing in a 80x24 terminal
> (for e
The patch works wonderfully!
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> problem with pane borders that I noticed.
>
>
>
>
ps working.
Has there been a change in tmux 3+ that could affect this? I don't recall
having to kill stray xclip processes in the last tmux 2.x version.
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Hello Nicholas,
Thanks for your quick reply.
Though, has something then been fixed in tmux that doesn't kill xclip any
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primary and clipboard) when releasing the left mouse button followed by a
text selection.
Can we distinguish between those 2 when setting tmux binds?
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Hello,
Today, after more than a year, I got a chance to kill my tmux server
running continuously for all this time, pull the latest commit from master
and rebuild tmux.
It was so awesome to see the updated tmux to Just Work, even after 900+ new
commits since my last build.
I love the new default
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