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Update for 0.7.
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# $Id: GNUmakefile,v 1.57 2009-01-17 18:47:36 nicm Exp $
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# $Id: GNUmakefile,v 1.58 2009-01-18 00:08:43 nicm Exp $
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.PHONY: clean
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PROG= tmux
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VERSION= 0.6
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VERSION= 0.7
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DATE= $(shell date +%Y%m%d-%H%M)
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#DEBUG= 1
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DEBUG= 1
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META?= \002
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Makefile
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Makefile
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.96 2009-01-17 18:47:36 nicm Exp $
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.97 2009-01-18 00:08:43 nicm Exp $
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.SUFFIXES: .c .o .y .h
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.PHONY: clean update-index.html upload-index.html
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PROG= tmux
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VERSION= 0.6
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VERSION= 0.7
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OS!= uname
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REL!= uname -r
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DATE!= date +%Y%m%d-%H%M
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# This must be empty as OpenBSD includes it in default CFLAGS.
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#DEBUG=
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DEBUG=
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META?= \002 # C-b
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TODO
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TODO
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- use a better termcap internally instead of screen, perhaps xterm
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- tty.c is a bit ugly
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- a command to display the status line briefly when it is turned off
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- FAQ "Can I have some examples of cool things I can do with tmux?" -- linkw, more??
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- clone session command
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- FAQ "Can I have some examples of cool things I can do with tmux?" -- linkw,
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more??
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- kill all but current pane
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- fix rxvt cursor fg issue (text under cursor has non-white fg)
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- fix rxvt cursor fg issue (text under cursor can have non-white fg)
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- key handling sucks a bit and needs to be reworked
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- would be nice if tmux could be the shell
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- key to switch to copy mode from scroll mode
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- flag to scroll-mode/copy-mode to automatically scroll up a page
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- some people find first window being 0 rather than 1 is awkward on the keyboard. what about a new-window-index option that sets the base at which tmux starts numbering new windows, then they can do: set -g new-window-index 1; bind 0 selectw -t:10
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- suspend-client command bound to ^Z
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- some people find first window being 0 rather than 1 is awkward on the
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keyboard. what about a new-window-index option that sets the base at which
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tmux starts numbering new windows, then they can do: set -g new-window-index
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1; bind 0 selectw -t:10
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soon:
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- swap-pane-up, swap-pane-down
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- move-pane (to window)
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- should be able to move to a hidden pane and it would be moved into view
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- command to run something without a window at all - output to window-more. what for? isnt this the same as doing it w/ splitw/neww now?
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(hopefully) for 0.7, in no particular order:
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- swap-pane-up, swap-pane-down (maybe move-pane-*)
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- move-pane (to window) (maybe break-pane?)
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- should be able to move to a hidden pane and it would be moved into view. pane
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number in status line/top-right would be cool for this
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- command to run something without a window at all - output to
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window-more. what for? isnt this the same as doing it w/ splitw/neww now?
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- command to purge window history? or apply history-limit changes?
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- command: load-buffer -b number filename
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- command: copy-buffer -s src-session -t dst-session -a src-index -b dst-index (copy from other session)
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- command: copy-buffer -s src-session -t dst-session -a src-index -b dst-index
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(copy from other session)
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- function groups, bind-key ^W { select-window 0; send-key ^W } etc ***
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- neww should support -k
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for 0.6:
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- release it!
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- suspend-client command bound to ^Z
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- flag to scroll-mode/copy-mode to automatically scroll up a page
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- would be nice if tmux could be the shell
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- key to switch to copy mode from scroll mode
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- clone session command
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