Hi,
Thank you for your reply - i do appreciate it.
Since i do not know which direction these choose commands are going,
as a user the choose-list command still means a lot to people's
workflow - is that not so? I am sure there are projects on GH which
make use of this - having it within tmux at a small cost makes
scripting tmux nicer without needing to use external dependancies.
please do reconsider this point - it can't be hard to get this
functionality back in tmux can it? What doesnt it fit into with these
new choose commands you speak of?
David
On 29 May 2015 at 23:52, Nicholas Marriott nicholas.marri...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
It did not fit either with the purpose of tmux itself or with the (less
fragmented, more consolidated) direction we have been taking choose
mode. I would like to see this taken further again and make
choose-tree/buffer/client less customizable but more powerful, which
will probably happen when I get more time...
Anyway, choose-list was removed more than a year ago and I'm afraid it
is not coming back. I'm told there are adequate tools out there already
to do the job.
On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 09:04:27PM +0100, David Chanters wrote:
Hi,
i don't quite understand why choose-list was deleted from tmux, could
someone please explain this? i found this feature very useful as it
allowed me to create menus without using external programs to do it.
For a program as mature as tmux is, i would like to suggest that the
devs don't remove features without thinking about their replacements -
people rely on these features once they're out.
kindly,
David
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