Michael Klement

Yeah, `perli`'s focus is definitely on interactive exploration, via commands typed one line at a time. To get what you want with Perl, however, can't you just do the following?...

Thanks for looking into this, and sorry for being silent so far - I plan to look into this soonish, but @RubenBenBen's finding is not encouraging. You can find the...

Unfortunately, as of macOS 10.15.4, this appears not to be possible, due to lack of system API support - see [this Stack Overflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/q/61122378/45375).

To be clear, @mvaneijgen, it was I who posted the Stack Overflow question, but I hope it'll attract someone more knowledgable than me about macOS system APIs to either definitely...

Thanks, @tjmgregory, but how do you envision `tmux` (which I know very little about) fitting into `ttab`?

@tjmgregory, I've only just now started to play with `tmux` a bit, but it seems to me that it has its own, extensive CLI (see `man tmux`) that you can...

@Nauxscript, can you please open a _new_ issue, specifically for Warp? If you can, please add information about its CLI, which will give me a sense of whether adding support...

@tjmgregory, I missed the [Alacritty](https://alacritty.org/) angle: I'm assuming you are looking for a `ttab tmux ...` command to open in another _Alacritty_ tab, right? That would require adding support for...

I'm running the same version, and I don't see this symptom. That the command shows up multiple times and prints what look like ANSI escape sequences verbatim is definitely strange....

I think that `ttab` is neither to blame here, nor do I think it can work around the issue. It simply synthesizes an AppleScript behind the scenes and executes that....