Good evening tmuxers. In my .tmux.conf file I have a line like this
bind e command-prompt -I "%d/%m/%g %H:%M: " -p "#" 'run-shell "echo %1 >>
$NOTE; tmux display Done."'
This basically prompts me for a string and appends it to a text file (the $NOTE
environment variable).
It works, but not with every input; example:
> test "
breaks it with error
Invalid or unknown command: run-shell "echo 03/04/13 19:39: jljlkj;" >> $NOTE;
tmux display Done."
Of course, the " messes the run-tmux part of the script.
I don't know how to handle this. I would like to 'sanitise' the output of
'command-prompt' in some way, but don't know how.
Do you know wheter there's a way to do it? Or a similar way/tool to obtain what
I was doing in the first place ('record' notes on a txt file)?
Thanks in advance
-Franco
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