On Mon, Dec 06, 2010 at 03:25:51PM -0800, George Nachman wrote:
>    On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Nicholas Marriott
>    <[1]nicholas.marri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>      Actually I had a quick look now,
> 
>      Looks good, and the idea of using APC is a good one.
> 
>      A few things:
> 
>      - I think the handshake should have the tmux version or a protocol
>      version. I think the latter because the OpenBSD tmux doesn't have a
>      version number.
> 
>    Good idea. Changed.
> 
>      - Your list of options has some things that aren't options but are the
>      names of key tables (emacs-edit etc).
> 
>    Fixed.
> 
>      - There needs to be a mechanism to specify the client "identify"
>      information, particularly the terminfo description tmux should use but
>      also the terminal flags (if is UTF-8, 256 colours, 88
>      colours). Easiest probably to have that as an argument to -C.
> 
>    Why not use -2, -8, -u?

Yep they are fine for flags, what about terminfo description? Passed as
-C or in the protocol?

> 
>      Otherwise seems good.
> 
>      I'd say as a first step let's get the unsolicited bits tmux->terminal
>      working, I'll try and take a look at that this week time permitting.
> 
>    Great! I'm adding support for split panes, which is the last big missing
>    piece on my end.
> 
> References
> 
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