Suppose I want to write this keybinding
bind-key -T prefix C-F2 command-prompt -I "#S" "rename-session -- '%%'"
or,
bind-key -T root M-d if 'n=`tmux list-windows | grep -c ^`; [ $n -gt 1 ]' {
# Ctrl+d
kill-window # Kill the current window.
}
or,
bind-key -T root WheelUpPane if-shell -F
"#{||:#{pane_in_mode},#{mouse_any_flag}}" { send-keys -M } { copy-mode -e }
What will be the workflow.
I mean, when we create a shell script, we write code, run and test.
How do we write tmux scripts. I mean there are tmux specific variables and
functions `#{||:#{pane_in_mode}`, `#{session_name}` etc. These will not
work in regular shell script. So, how does it work?
What will be the workflow for writing tmux scripts.
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