tmux

问题 I started using tmux recently and things are good except for the fact that tmux prints out my last run command before output, e.g.: ~ $ pwd pwd/Users/me You can see that it put "pwd" before the directory there, which is annoying. My shell(zsh) doesn't do this when I run commands outside of tmux. show-environment -g doesn't reveal any weird options being passed to zsh or anything: SHELL=/bin/zsh I read through the manpage and Googled around but I can't find anything. Thanks for any help! 回答1:

问题 I have been using iTerm2 and vim for a while. I have experienced some issues when I needed to use key combinations such as CTRL-F10 and SHIFT-F10 inside a vim session running inside iTerm2 . It is straight forward to define key bindings such as <C-F10> and <S-F10> for the GUI version of MacVim. No problems there. However, it proved to be difficult to get the same key combinations in the terminal version of MacVim . I have solved this by using iTerm2 's Send Escape Sequence functionality. Once

问题 Is there some way I can bind ; (\059) to a command in tmux? By default, it is bound to last-pane; however, I would like to rebind it to select-pane -R. I have tried putting the following in my .tmux.conf, but none seem to work: "bind \059 select-pane -R" -> tmux reports "unkown key \059", but after ignoring the warning, ";" sometimes does work as intended. "bind ; select-pane -R" -> tmux reports "usage: bind-key ..." "bind ';' select-pane -R" -> tmux reports "usage: bind-key ..." I'm using

问题 Hi everyone this is my first question on StackOverflow and I hope it finds everyone well. I recently started using TMUX and I'm having a problem using it for a machine learning problem set I have. I'm creating a program using python and I'm using the sklearn module. Basically when I run the code in the terminal out my TMUX session, everything works fine. However, when I start a TMUX session and run the code, I get the following error. Traceback (most recent call last): File "hw1.py", line 5,

问题 I have been using tmux in iTerm2 for a while now but I have not been using the tmux integration that now comes with iTerm2. I started looking at using the tmux intergration as it allows you to use the shell intergration inside tmux. The problem i am encountering is that after i do tmux -CC none of the key bindings inside my .tmux.conf work... I cant even get any of the defaults to work. I would really like to use tmux integration but cant unless i can get the key bindings in my .tmux.conf to

问题 I am doing an Android build and it needs to source the build environment. If I create a new tmux pane, how can I carry over all my environment variables without sourcing the buildenv again? 回答1: tmuxinator might fit your needs, please refer to How to set up tmux so that it starts up with specified windows opened? Hope this will help :) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16025436/tmux-start-new-pane-with-my-current-environemnt

问题 I have this problem with tmux 1.8: I want to set status-keys option to 'emacs' because I really dislike entering commands in vi-mode. However adding the following line to .tmux.conf has no effect: set -g status-keys emacs When tmux is restarted, tmux show-options -g | grep keys says emacs but the actual behaviour is vi-style. The root of the problem is the $EDITOR environment variable, which it set to vim in my case. The documentations states: status-keys [vi | emacs] Use vi or emacs-style

问题 I am using Vim (8.0) and tmux (2.3) together in the following way: In a tmux session I have a window split to 2 panes, one pane has some text file open in Vim, the other pane has some program to which I want to send lines of text. A typical use case is sending lines from a Python script to IPython session running in the other pane. I am doing this by a Vim script which uses python, code snippet example (assuming the target tmux pane is 0): py import vim python << endpython cmd = "print 1+2"

问题 I run linux via VirtualBox on OS X. I do this by running my VM in a headless state and then sshing to the linux machine using port forwarding. Right now whatever is copied to my clipboard on my virtual machine I am able to paste on my remote ssh session, but not vice versa (copying from tmux copy mode). I have tried using the following tmux configurations: setw -g mode-keys vi bind-key -t vi-copy v begin-selection bind-key -t vi-copy y copy-pipe "tmux save-buffer - | ssh host pbcopy"

问题 I run linux via VirtualBox on OS X. I do this by running my VM in a headless state and then sshing to the linux machine using port forwarding. Right now whatever is copied to my clipboard on my virtual machine I am able to paste on my remote ssh session, but not vice versa (copying from tmux copy mode). I have tried using the following tmux configurations: setw -g mode-keys vi bind-key -t vi-copy v begin-selection bind-key -t vi-copy y copy-pipe "tmux save-buffer - | ssh host pbcopy"