Nicholas Marriott writes:
> Yeah we need to set the environment properly for job commands, there
> is an XXX in job.c for it.
Normally the environment is inherited from the parent process, but I see
you're using execle and explicitly passing an environment. Why?
Wouldn't it be simpler to tell
* Nicholas Marriott [2010-02-22 23:14+]:
> Yeah we need to set the environment properly for job commands, there
> is an XXX in job.c for it.
Ah, cool.
> Your best bet is to use #(LANG=blah date...) for now.
I went with three custom scripts in ~/bin named tavg, tdate and tup
which makes thin
Yeah we need to set the environment properly for job commands, there is an XXX
in job.c for it.
Your best bet is to use #(LANG=blah date...) for now.
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 12:03:37AM +0100, ??ime Ramov wrote:
> Hi,
>
> $ date '+ %a %b %e %R'
> Pon Vel 22 23:56
>
> `%a %b %e %R` in tmux prod
Hi,
$ date '+ %a %b %e %R'
Pon Vel 22 23:56
`%a %b %e %R` in tmux produces this instead:
Mon Feb 22 23:56
I also tried setting LC_CTYPE and LANG environment variables *within*
tmux, but that didn't help.
Other thing I tried was #(date '+ %a %b %e %R') hoping it would somehow
insert the result
