I have applied this fix now so it will be in GitHub probably later today,
thanks!

On Sun, 17 Nov 2024 at 11:08, Elias Beun (Elias) <beunprepa...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Nicholas,
> Thanks for your quick reply.
> The issue I raised last time is solved by this patch :)
>
> Some keys on my keyboard are broken, and my alternate keys sometimes
> mislead me - sorry if I miss or add letters in my spelling.
>
> Before asking the above question, I have submitted my first lua plugin
> improvement [tmux.nvim](https://github.com/trailblazing/tmux.nvim) to
> github based on the original tmux 3.4. In order to support the switching of
> primary and secondary prefixes at will, I have to handle two sets of
> configurations at the same time, which is why I encountered the above
> problem. These days I upgraded this plugin based on your update to make it
> work with both versions of tmux. At present, it has been debugged and I
> will upload it later.
>
> Before this tmux update, I used setenv in the conditional statement branch
> of tmux to avoid the subsequent branch from overwriting the variable
> definition in the previous branch. This bypass of complex parsing can only
> avoid confusion in the final definition (execution phase), but cannot avoid
> the cross-overlapping between environment variables detected during the
> parsing process. This can be very confusing for programmers -- I have to
> repeatedly paste the initialization code to make sure I understand which
> branch/scope the code block is currently in. In a real scenario, some
> corner bugs are difficult to track down. This is why a correct parsing
> process is important.
>
> "variable assignment only looks at the most recent scope, so the test=6 is
> skipped but the inner ones are not"
> According to this logic, the test program should get test==5, not test==6
> (which is another point I'm worried about). After the update, it does get
> test==5 :) The test==5 in my test was added later, purely for testing
> purposes -- because the original tmux completely ignores the truth value of
> the conditional expression of the outer conditional statement -- this is
> unacceptable.
>
> Anyway, the current upgrade meets my needs, thank you very much.
>
> In this process, there is another point that I am more confused about: how
> to print the value of the variable during the parsing process?
>
> On Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at 9:42:30 AM UTC Nicholas Marriott wrote:
>
>> Yes this is a bug, variable assignment only looks at the most recent
>> scope, so the test=6 is skipped but the inner ones are not. Try the
>> attached change please.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, 13 Nov 2024 at 06:46, Hugh Young <hughvo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Nicolas and other friends,
>>> Thank you for maintaining tmux -- it's a great composition.
>>> I just found the group:) Before here I posted an [issue](
>>> https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/4234) on Tmux's Github page.
>>>
>>> I have no experience in how to format the code here.
>>> Fortunately, the amount of code is not large, and I guess you can barely
>>> see what I want to express.
>>>
>>> > cat t.conf
>>>
>>> L1=1
>>> L2=1
>>> test=
>>> %if #{L1}
>>>   %if #{L2}
>>>     test=1
>>>   %else
>>>     test=2
>>>   %endif
>>>   test=5
>>> %else
>>>   %if #{L2}
>>>     test=3
>>>   %else
>>>     test=4
>>>   %endif
>>>   test=6
>>> %endif
>>> display -p "test=#{test}"
>>>
>>> > tmux source t.conf
>>> Expected output:
>>> test=1
>>> Actual output:
>>> test=3
>>> tmux -V
>>> tmux 3.4/3.5a
>>>
>>> Is this a design or a bug?
>>>
>>> Thank you Nocolas :)
>>>
>>> Tuo
>>>
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