on V2.3 right now, how do I set the pane scrollback to some value like
3000? and is it possible to have different scrollback values for
different panes?
And I'd like some explanation of what's going on here please
I had a 2 pane window and in one I was compiling tmux and the other
was
Is it possible to create something like main-vertical layout with 3
panes upon startup by plugging in the session, window, pane creation
in the .tmux.conf itself?
Most examples I see on the web are using an external sh script to
create specific layouts. Can it be done in the config file itself?
On Thu, Mar 22 2018,Scott Rochford wrote:
> See the FORMATS section of the tmux man page, and everything else on that
> page...
>
Thanks, am reviewing it now.
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Is there a way to indicate in the modeline that the above is on in
some way? That way, I'd be reminded to turn it off instead of making
mistakes in all panes at the same time?
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On Sun, Mar 18 2018,Scott Rochford wrote:
> Hi Sivaram,
>
> I use these options to suffix the window title with an 'S' flag for
> synchronized panes, and also to make the current window title have a blue
> background normally, a red background when synchronized, and a yellow
> background when
I just realised that I can't make sense of the .tmux.conf file because
I can't remember what setw, -n, #P and other options stand for. Is there
a single location where all the config options are documented?
including the variables and flags?
And this is deja vu of looking at gnuplot scripts;
Is there a way to do block selection like Emacs rectangle mode in
tmux? If yes, can someone post how and if not, can this feature be
added please?
sivaram
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On Thu, Nov 08 2018,Helmut K. C. Tessarek wrote:
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> I use something like this:
>
> unbind y
> bind y set-window-option synchronize-panes \; display-message
> 'synchronize-panes -> #{?synchronize-panes,on,off}'
>
> set-option -g window-status-format
Is there a way to put text like 'sync on' on all panes which
synchronize-panes is enabled. I'd like to set it as pane background
when it is enabled till it is toggled off. Something like t
or q which show the time or pane number. Obviously a bit
more into the background as text so as to not
On Sun, Oct 28 2018,Rik wrote:
> I don't know how to do it with the mouse, but if you are in copy
> mode and using the keyboard to move the cursor, and press "v", it
> will switch to rectangle mode.
>
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Thanks for that. I was able to do the same by pressing R key after
After a bit of testing and googling stuff, I believe my cygwin mintty
and WSL terminal in Win10 both support 24bit colour. My corresponding
modifications to the conf contains
set -g default-terminal "tmux-256color"
set -g terminal-overrides ',xterm-256color:Tc'
set -as terminal-overrides
On Thu, Mar 14 2019,Ethan Wilson wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to update my version of tmux from 2.1 to 2.8, but i'm
> unable to find a command on google to do it easily. is there a
> certain process I have to go through to update that's more complex
> than just a simple command?
>
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On Mon, May 20 2019,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm changing the tmux config file parser so I need different .tmux.conf
> to test with, if you have a config of more than few lines please email
> it to me privately.
>
> I might put them in the repo for testing so if you DON'T want it to
I see pane-border commands to change the border colours like
set -g pane-active-border-style bg=red,fg=black
set -g pane-border-style fg=green
but nothing to set the pane fg and bg colours. However I'm able to
set the pane colours within tmux with :select-pane -t:.1 -P "fg=,bg=".
What is the
On Sun, Feb 23 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> That's great thanks, it was suggested by someone in
> https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/2000
>
I see alextremblay had raised this issue; Big thanks to him and the
developers who implemented the feature.
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Nicholas,
Thanks for making the changes to the help option that makes it so much
easier to understand the key mappings. It makes a sea change in
quickly looking up key mappings and what they stand for, compared to
the earlier one.
Nice work, this.
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Is there a way to toggle the status bar on a per window basis or per
session basis? Something that can be mapped to a key that will
toggle between on and off?
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On Thu, Jan 02 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> I don't know what you are asking, you can toggle the status line with
> "set status" and bind that to a key if you want.
>
sorry, I meant the status line. Thanks, I'll take a look at that.
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If people can share examples of send-keys usage and/or scripted
send-keys use cases, I'd be interested in knowing more about it.
Especially mouse events.
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I was experimenting with scripting tmux via bash and I got the above
error at the fifth pane creation. I was under the impression that
tmux will auto resize panes to the smallest size and then issue such a
warning when it can no longer fit panes to the visible screen.
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On Sat, May 02 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
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> The easiest things to do are to either make the session big enough to
> fit all the panes even when they are split:
>
> tmux new -d -x 200 -y 200 ...
>
> Or to apply the tiled layout after every split (this is what I tend to
>
On Sat, Sep 12 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> split-window 'man %%' ; resize-pane -Z
Thank you, that worked.
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On Sat, Sep 12 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Hi
>
> It only needs to be quoted if it contains spaces or other special
> characters. It is standard in man pages that unless otherwise stated
> each item is a single argument and it is the same for all uses of
> shell-command in tmux.1 and there
I have the following in .conf based on the man page example
# use command-prompt -p to add a string to prompt for a topic; map to
# F1 key
bind-key -N "Display man page for prompted topic" F1 command-prompt -p "Enter
man topic:" "split-window 'exec man %%'"
Is there a way to get it as a zoomed
On Tue, Sep 22 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> And after-kill-session or one of the other hooks with
> display-message doesn't work? You will probably need to specify the
> session or client to display-message with -t (obviously the one you
> want to display on, not the one you are killing).
I tried to changing pane styles and formats like this and I can't seem
to get the pane border style to change colour if inactive
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# setting pane titles and colours conditionally
%if "#{pane_active}"
set -g pane-active-border-style
On Thu, May 28 2020,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> %if only works when the file is parsed. You cannot do this easily
> unless you build tmux from master - then you can use formats
> directly in pane-border-style.
>
> Although there isn't much point in doing that for pane_active since
> that's what
Not sure whether tmux users are aware, in the 3.2-rc release, you
could do something like this into your .tmux.conf
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bind-key -N "Toggle persistent popup shell" \
-n F4 if-shell -F '#{==:#{session_name},float}' {
On Wed, Jun 16 2021,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> You probably want the -E flag to display-popup.
>
Right, that worked as intended; now the popup goes away on F4 or on Ctrl-D
{ popup -E -w70% -h70% \
Thanks for this.
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On Wed, Jul 07 2021,Tobias Damisch wrote:
> This is really handy, thanks Sivaram for the contribution!
> Added it to my .tmux.conf permanently.
>
I didn't come up with this, I saw a post on /r/tmux on reddit and used
that.
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On Tue, Mar 02 2021,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
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>
> Anyone using popups in previous release candidates should note that they
> have changed so that running a shell command is required, and the syntax
> of the display-popup command has been simplified and brought into line
> with
On Thu, Mar 04 2021,Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Can you please open an issue with tmux server logs (tmux
> kill-server; tmux -vv new) from reproducing? Thanks
>
Sure. It generated 3 files but the server log file seems to be 1.4Mb
in size; do you want me to upload the entire file in github issue
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