Thank you !
I'm working on a tool that will be used by other people who likely won't
have the latest tmux version - so the second one is a better option for now.
I tried to do this before but was missing the && bit. It still isn't quite
working - ive currently got:
set-hook -g pane-focus-in 'set -g status-style
"bg=#{?#{&&:#{==:#{window_name},netkit-vm},#{==:#{pane_index},0}},red,blue}"'
When i switch panes it fails with Bad style:
bg=#{?#{&&:#{==:#{window_name},netkit-vm},#{==:#{pane_index},0}},red,blue}
but when i replace "set -g status-style" with "display-message" i see
bg=blue or bg=red, so I'm assuming theres some kind of syntax that allows
it to evaluate the statement but I'm not sure where?
Cheers,
Billy
On Tuesday, 5 January 2021 at 20:08:12 UTC [email protected] wrote:
> The marked pane is server wide.
>
> If your tmux is new enough (built from master or 3.2-rc) you could set a
> user option on the pane you started with and then check it in status-style,
> for example:
>
> set -p @firstpane 1
> set -g status-style 'bg=#{?@firstpane,red,blue}'
>
> Or just check its name, something like (not tested):
>
> set -g status-style
> 'bg=#{?#{&&:#{==:#{window_name},netkit-vm},#{==:#{pane_index},0}},red,blue}'
>
>
> On Tue, 5 Jan 2021 at 19:35, Billy Bromell <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm trying to set up tmux so that the when the active pane is the pane
>> that the session started with, the status bar is a different colour to that
>> of when it is in a pane that has been created later. Here is what I have so
>> far:
>>
>> set-hook -g session-created 'select-pane -m; rename-window netkit-vm; set
>> -t 0 remain-on-exit on'
>> set-hook -g pane-focus-in 'if -F "#{==:#{pane_marked},1}" "set
>> status-style bg=#c78add" "set status-style bg=blue"'
>>
>> The second hook works - whenever i move to a marked pane the status bar
>> turns purple, and whenever i move to an unmarked pane it turns blue.
>>
>> However when I'm using multiple sessions, it seems that only one of them
>> has a marked pane. I wasn't sure if "set -g" was the right option but the
>> rename-window part of the hook seems to work as all sessions have the first
>> window named correctly.
>>
>> Is a pane mark global to a tmux server (running all sessions under `tmux
>> -L netkit` ) ? I thought they were session specific rather than server
>> specific?
>>
>> As the pane that i want the purple active status bar for, should always
>> have window_name 'netkit-vm', pane_index 0 - this might be useful for the
>> pane-focus hook but i couldnt work out an if statement that worked.
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated!!
>>
>> Billy
>>
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