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feature request -- setw synchronize-panes on #16

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williamstein opened this issue Jan 4, 2016 · 2 comments
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feature request -- setw synchronize-panes on #16

williamstein opened this issue Jan 4, 2016 · 2 comments

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@williamstein
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Wow, as a long-time user of tmux, I really like pymux! To me the output buffering is even a feature, since I do all of my work in tmux via a web-based terminal (running/managing the https://cloud.sagemath.com service via itself). However, I constantly use setw synchronize-panes on (say) to manage several servers at once. This seems to not be implemented in pymux yet, so I can't seriously use pymux. In any case, I hope you'll consider implementing it, since it's really nice to be able to automatically type the same thing into several windows at once.

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Hi @williamstein ],

Thanks for the feedback! I think we can implement "synchronize-panes". But first I need to implement window options. (Currently, we only have global options.)

I will definitely consider it, but my focus will first be to improve the performance. (There are several things that I should improve.)

Jonathan

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Hi @williamstein,

synchronize-panes is implemented now: 369b1ed

But performance has been improved significantly. This means that there is still some buffering, but pymux will probably generate more output than before. If this is now becoming an issue, I can probably add an option to make it render less often.

Jonathan

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