> You can do it the same way as rename-window but I've forgotten the name of
> the command, maybe command-prompt. Check "tmux lsk" to see how it is bound.
>
> You will need a separate key to turn it off though.
>
Thanks. For the benefit of anyone else, I came up with the following:
bind l command-prompt -p "Logfile:" -I
"/home/chris/logs/tmux-#W.%Y%m%d.%H%M.log" "pipe-pane 'cat >>%%'"
bind L pipe-pane \; display-message "Logging Off"
I did try to use "display-message" after turning logging on, but it didn't
show the prompt when I tried to do that?
Thanks,
Chris
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