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I use a shell script for such config. eg tmux split-window -h ; tmux send-keys "ls -la" C-m; ...

kaushalmodi 8y ago
As I mentioned earlier, it is possible to do such things within the .tmux.conf, but not practical. Here's one of my real tmuxp configs: # How to use this file: # tmuxp load /path/to/this/file/main.yaml # - Specifying the .yaml extension is optional # - Specifying the path is optional if file is in ~/.tmuxp # # tmuxp --help for full help. session_name: main suppress_history: false start_directory: '~' shell_command_before: - unsetenv SHELL_CONFIG_LOADED - source ~/.alias windows: - window_name: '*scratch*' layout: tiled focus: true panes: - cd ~/downloads/git # Top-left - cd ~/downloads/git/emacs # Top-right - focus: true # Bottom-left shell_command: - bob - sleep 2 - tclr # Clear tmux status indicators - shell_command: # Bottom-right - cd ~/.emacs.d/elisp/org-mode - module load gcc/6.1.0 # Needed for ob-fortran tests to pass when doing make test for Org - window_name: foo-1 layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null - window_name: foo-2 layout: tiled shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null - null - window_name: uvm_lib layout: tiled panes: - cd ~/gitlab/bar_uvm_lib - window_name: sandbox layout: even-horizontal panes: - null - null - null - window_name: hugo layout: tiled panes: - shell_command: - cd '~/downloads/git' - shell_command: - cd '~/e/elisp/ox-hugo/example-site' - ./srv - shell_command: - cd '~/hugo' - focus: true shell_command: - cd '~/e/elisp/ox-hugo' - window_name: nim layout: even-horizontal panes: - cd ~/sandbox/nim - cd ~/sandbox/nim - focus: true shell_command: - cd ~/sandbox/nim/chat - window_name: tok layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - tok - cduh panes: - null - null - null - window_name: zoo layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null
- accnumnplus1 8y ago
  I don't do it within the .tmux.conf - I use separate scripts, one per project.
  - kaushalmodi 8y ago
    I understand. But the point I am trying to make applies there too. A script to do what I am doing in the tmuxp config I last pasted would be too unmanageable, and not as readable and reusable.

As I mentioned earlier, it is possible to do such things within the .tmux.conf, but not practical. Here's one of my real tmuxp configs: # How to use this file: # tmuxp load /path/to/this/file/main.yaml # - Specifying the .yaml extension is optional # - Specifying the path is optional if file is in ~/.tmuxp # # tmuxp --help for full help. session_name: main suppress_history: false start_directory: '~' shell_command_before: - unsetenv SHELL_CONFIG_LOADED - source ~/.alias windows: - window_name: '*scratch*' layout: tiled focus: true panes: - cd ~/downloads/git # Top-left - cd ~/downloads/git/emacs # Top-right - focus: true # Bottom-left shell_command: - bob - sleep 2 - tclr # Clear tmux status indicators - shell_command: # Bottom-right - cd ~/.emacs.d/elisp/org-mode - module load gcc/6.1.0 # Needed for ob-fortran tests to pass when doing make test for Org - window_name: foo-1 layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null - window_name: foo-2 layout: tiled shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null - null - window_name: uvm_lib layout: tiled panes: - cd ~/gitlab/bar_uvm_lib - window_name: sandbox layout: even-horizontal panes: - null - null - null - window_name: hugo layout: tiled panes: - shell_command: - cd '~/downloads/git' - shell_command: - cd '~/e/elisp/ox-hugo/example-site' - ./srv - shell_command: - cd '~/hugo' - focus: true shell_command: - cd '~/e/elisp/ox-hugo' - window_name: nim layout: even-horizontal panes: - cd ~/sandbox/nim - cd ~/sandbox/nim - focus: true shell_command: - cd ~/sandbox/nim/chat - window_name: tok layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - tok - cduh panes: - null - null - null - window_name: zoo layout: even-horizontal shell_command_before: - bob - cduh panes: - null - null - null

accnumnplus1 8y ago
I don't do it within the .tmux.conf - I use separate scripts, one per project.
- kaushalmodi 8y ago
  I understand. But the point I am trying to make applies there too. A script to do what I am doing in the tmuxp config I last pasted would be too unmanageable, and not as readable and reusable.