I'm one of those annoying people who notice and comment on
"it's" vs. "its" errors. This is why I also noticed the
following output when running 'tmux ls':
0: 1 windows (created Sat Dec 31 09:53:09 2016) [110x39] (attached)
which, of course, should be
0: 1 window (created Sat Dec 31 09:53:09 2016) [110x39] (attached)
Having some time to spend during the end-of-the-year vacation season,
I took a look at the tmux source code to see how to fix this. It
turns out to be more complicated than I thought.
The relevant code is in cmd-list-sessions.c, in the
cmd_list_sessions_exec() function. This file contains a format
template defined by a #define directive. The word "windows"
appears fixed in this template.
Somehow this word should be constructed based on the value
of the "{session_windows} element. If it's 1, then this should
result in "window" - anything should be "windows". I can think
of several ways of doing that, but they depend on evaluating
the value of "{session_windows}" from within cmd_list_sessions_exec().
That I don't understand how to do.
Any suggestions?
Cordially,
Jon Forrest
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