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daemonize-session is a great addition, but I think there is a need to introduce a command for the opposite - close the specified daemonized session.
Usecase
Here is a scenario: I launch several Kakoune instances without any command line options, then I use the daemonize-session command in one of the instances. Now how can I kill the server (for example, to reload the config files)? As there were no command line options they all looks the same in ps output:
How can I decide wich of the sessions to kill? So, I think there should be a Kakoune command to exit the specified server.
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In the default configuration of Kakoune, in the bottom right of the window it will say something like "client0@[1228735]`, which is the expansion of "%val{client}@[%val{session}]".
So if you can see a client connected to the session you want to shut down, you can get the session name... or you can just type :kill<ret> in that client.
So if you can see a client connected to the session you want to shut down, you can get the session name... or you can just type :kill in that client.
Yes, thank you. This is the first time I have heard about kill command. ;(
Here are the docs:
kill[!] [<exit status>]
terminate the current session, all the clients as well as the server. If specified, the server and clients exit status will be set to <exit status>
Feature
Hi!
daemonize-session
is a great addition, but I think there is a need to introduce a command for the opposite - close the specified daemonized session.Usecase
Here is a scenario: I launch several Kakoune instances without any command line options, then I use the
daemonize-session
command in one of the instances. Now how can I kill the server (for example, to reload the config files)? As there were no command line options they all looks the same inps
output:How can I decide wich of the sessions to kill? So, I think there should be a Kakoune command to exit the specified server.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: