On Sat, Nov 03, 2012 at 11:14:32AM +0000, Philip Herron wrote:
> Hey
>
> Yeah i didn't think it would be included in tmux proper since i end up
> reworking the cmd_table a lot and get rid of the const in it all and
> allocate it memory so i can change it at runtime etc. Probably not
> really in the spirit of tmux in some ways. But yeah i am not that
I don't see any harm in making the command list structure
allocated.
> great when it comes to figuring out how to using git outside of
> merging branches etc i never really know how to handle sending patches
> etc.
Well, the patch would be easier to deal with if you just send it as one
patch, just diff against the master of tmux.
>
> I might make a little tutorial on my blog later to show it all in
> action and silly things you can do with it. I am making the
> __TMUX_COMMANDS dictionary useable at the moment just figuring out
> argument passing. So i want to get rid of my .tmux.conf so i use
> python to configure my tmux lol.
Fair enough.
>
> --Phil
>
> On 3 November 2012 07:34, Nicholas Marriott <nicholas.marri...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > This looks nice on a quick look but I'm not sure I want to include it in
> > tmux proper, I like Python but even an optional dependency on it is a
> > big deal.
> >
> > It might be easier for people to plau with if you could send it as one
> > patch, or split up as a logical set of changes rather than, for example,
> > including patches that are just bug fixes on top of previous `patches
> > (such as 06/17 and others) - I'm sure some of the git wizards on the
> > list could tell you how to do that latter if you wish.
> >
> >
> >
> > On Sat, Nov 03, 2012 at 01:04:04AM +0000, Philip Herron wrote:
> >> Hey
> >>
> >> Not sure if this patches will ever be useful to anyone but i decided i
> >> wanted to be able to add commands to tmux in python as i wanted to
> >> interact in a nice way with my system. So i made these patches.
> >>
> >> You compile with:
> >>
> >> sh autogen.sh
> >> ./configure --enable-python
> >> make
> >>
> >> pyscript script.py
> >>
> >> It checks currently in $HOME/tmux.conf.d/script.py
> >> But i hard coded a test in the exec command to run tmux-test.py you
> >> can then run the command:
> >>
> >> pytest
> >>
> >> This is a silly command to open a web page on your broswer just to
> >> have a visual test. This is all very initial its just a small pet
> >> project i will work on time to time. To access the code its probably
> >> simpliest to use:
> >>
> >> git remote add python git://buildy.org/tmux.git
> >> git fetch python
> >> git checkout --track -b python-scripting python/python-scripting
> >>
> >> Might be interesing to someone :). But i don't know if its in the
> >> spirit of tmux to have this as default feature. But i think its nice.
> >>
> >> The python so far is:
> >>
> >> import tmux
> >>
> >> You can iterate over the dictionary:
> >>
> >> __TMUX_COMMANDS
> >> I am working on support where you can access the cmd_entry and execute
> >> the commands most of the code is there just needs finished so you
> >> could script your tmux in python
> >>
> >> def callable_python ():
> >> pass
> >>
> >> tmux.append_command ("name", callable_python)
> >> Thats how easy it is to add a command to tmux in python just pass a
> >> callable function.
> >>
> >> --Phil
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