Nicholas Marriott wrote in
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||Nicholas Marriott wrote in
||<CAEdLfcFyoq1bfOp3U+KG=[2][email protected][/\
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|| |On Sat, 23 May 2020, 22:01 Steffen Nurpmeso, <[1][3][email protected]\
||u[/3][/1]> \
|| |wrote:
|| ||So i do "the same" with panes:
|| |
|| || bind-key M-1 rename-window -t 1 edit/#W\; join-pane -h -s 0 -t :1.0
|| ...
|| ||Unfortunately the edit window will be named edit/edit not
|| ...
|| |Split the window to make a temporary pane (it could be empty) before \
|| |you break pane to stop the window being killed, and then kill the \
||tempor\
|| |ary pane after you join the pane back.
|
||In parts i was being afraid of getting this answer :)
||Yeah sure, thanks. ... and ... any hints on the name problem?
|You can use run-shell to do the expansion instead of rename-window, \
|eg run 'tmux rename "#{window_name}"'.
That works fine, and i really did not think of that. Thank you!
Yes; Thankfully there is the -v mode, so i could find out in the
server part why this Monday's "tmux a" did not fly, for one
there was an "%:else" not "%else" typo, and then i toggled
a bind-key "{" to bind-key { because i first thought that was
the bug (was what i really introduced last week). I now also
added a display-message 'tmux.conf fully loaded', as shown in
the manual.
Thanks again, and Ciao! from Germany,
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)
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