On 2014-07-17 18:02 +0000, Seth Milliken wrote:
> I'd like to create tmux bindings to "toggle" a window in and out of
> the current layout by using `join-pane` and `break-pane -d`
> respectively. The problem is that when I toggle the window out with
> `break-pane -d`, the resulting window does not have a distinct name
> and its index is unstable, which makes it difficult to address that
> window as the source for a subsequent `join-pane` to toggle it back
> in.
By "toggling a window in and out of the current layout" you mean
moving the current pane to its separate window - then automagically
joining it to the current window after a while?
I think you can already do this via other means. You can bind the keys
to the following shell scripts. For breaking:
tmux new-window -d -n tmp_window
dst=$(tmux list-panes -t tmp_window -F '#{pane_id}')
tmux move-pane -d -t $dst
tmux kill-pane -t $dst
For joining:
dst=$(tmux list-panes -t tmp_window -F '#{pane_id}')
tmux move-pane -d -s $dst
Does something like that work for you?
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Balazs
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