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Frequently, I run xpanes -x <2 processes that communicate with each other>. I have scripts to send command to various tmux panes but I'd like to run xpanes -r <2 processes that communicate with each other> and reuse the panes that were created by the first -x run.
I've coded it already locally and I think others may be interested.
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Could you share more specifically the use case you are using? Specific commands, etc.
If you can pull requests for changes that are local, I'll see what they are.
That's an interesting idea but I have a few concerns.
For example, as far as I checking your comment, xpanes may have to remember the pane prepared by -x. In other words, we have to make the xpanes have stateful behavior. Stateful behavior would make the code more complex and I do not prefer to implement it.
On the other hand, if -r has a simple behavior like "just resend commands to all panes except for own pane," it may be useful.
Frequently, I run
xpanes -x <2 processes that communicate with each other>
. I have scripts to send command to various tmux panes but I'd like to runxpanes -r <2 processes that communicate with each other>
and reuse the panes that were created by the first-x
run.I've coded it already locally and I think others may be interested.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: