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way to control the window-name

Open kurktchiev opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Is it possible to control what #W gets set to? Right now the only thing I can see is potentially using -B to do something like echo -ne "\033k"$(hostname -s)"\033\\" but that feels icky

kurktchiev avatar Dec 05 '20 10:12 kurktchiev

There is no other way except by using -B for now.

xpanes tries to set the unique window name in the session due to historical reason. Because window-name was the only key to identify the window in tmux 1.6.

However, xpanes no longer supports tmux 1.6. I understand it feels icky and It is good chance to change this behavior.

I don't know when I'll be able to do it, but I'll try to implement the feature to set provided window name in the future 👍

greymd avatar Dec 11 '20 22:12 greymd

while you are thinking about this, it could also be said that it would be nice to have an option to target a specific window other than the current window to send xpanes to. i can open a separate issue on this though as well.

kurktchiev avatar Dec 17 '20 18:12 kurktchiev

Sounds interesting. plz create another issue.

greymd avatar Dec 17 '20 21:12 greymd

+1 for easier option to set the window-name

ScrumpyJack avatar Feb 06 '21 10:02 ScrumpyJack