Hi

On Sun, May 06, 2012 at 08:50:09AM -0700, George Nachman wrote:
>    On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 12:02 PM, Nicholas Marriott
>    <[1]nicholas.marri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>      Hi
> 
>      - I think you don't need s->id and next_session_id because s->idx is
>      *unique and ever-increasing (it is impossible to renumber sessions).
> 
>    This makes it more difficult to add the ability to renumber sessions later
>    (would need to change protocol version number). Assuming that's OK, so
>    I'll remove s->id from my code.

There will never be any need to renumber sessions, an immutable index is
needed to make $TMUX work.

>    *
> 
>      - join_pane declaration in tmux.h is not needed anymore.
> 
>    Done
>    *
> 
>      I think I'm going to apply some of the other bits outside *control*.c
>      today, eg the -C flags and control_init.
> 
>      Have you got a later diff? If you are updating it as you go along, feel
>      free to fire it out to me when you do :-).
> 
>    No, I haven't made any changes since 4/25.
>    *
> 
>      Did you try the pause/unpause stuff with non-control clients?
> 
>    I kept a regular client attached while testing and it looked OK. Would be
>    annoying if there were a control client on a really slow link, but it
>    seems to work correctly, at least.

Well, I'm more thinking from the point of view of making it work for
non-control clients too so we don't need multiple code paths.

At the moment I'm more concerned with the fact that currently control
mode requires a tty which makes it much less useful. Since it's just a
text protocol, I'd like to make it use stdin/stdout but I need to know
how that is going to affect your work so far.

>    *
> 
> References
> 
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