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Spawning tmuxp sessions from within tmux #56

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rphillips opened this issue Mar 9, 2014 · 3 comments
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Spawning tmuxp sessions from within tmux #56

rphillips opened this issue Mar 9, 2014 · 3 comments
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I love the project. Is there a recommended way of manipulating tmuxp from within tmux? For instance, loading a new session.

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tony commented Mar 11, 2014

@rphillips 👍

Greetings.

Yes, actually. This works best for me in ipython and I've been meaning to make a few modifications to the API + examples to make this easier. #36 is waiting on a similar example.

Stand-by, I will make a doc for this.

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tony commented Mar 11, 2014

@rphillips : Here is what I have so far: http://tmuxp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart_python.html. Care to give it a look?

If there is any other concepts I could go into deeper, let me know here so I can add it.

What I want to say so far is:

  • tmuxp's CLI mode has support for building new sessions, detecting if they already exist, and offering to reattach from inside a tmux session.
  • tmuxp's python API allows for Sessions, Windows and Panes to run commands in their own context remotely.

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