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new pane per file #22

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brooth opened this issue Dec 9, 2015 · 5 comments
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new pane per file #22

brooth opened this issue Dec 9, 2015 · 5 comments

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@brooth
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brooth commented Dec 9, 2015

Hi! Thank for the great plugin!

Anyway, I have this issue with it. when I send a command with ms, it creates a pane and runs the command well. But when I go to another file, without closing that pane (mq) and try to repeat this motion, the plugin creates new pane instead of send second command to the prev pane.
Sometimes, when the pane was closed, I get this error 'the associated pane was already closed!' on ms.

Maybe I don't understand correctly the behavior of the plugin and try to use it wrong way, but I need this functionality: I have several mappings m1-m9 with a command per one. for example m1 - runs tests, m4 - runs build, etc.
So I try this:
nmap <leader>m1 <leader>ms <c-r>r/gradlew test<cr>

Is there a way to handle this with your plugin? Thanks for an answer!

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mhinz commented Dec 9, 2015

Unfortunately I can't help you here, since I'm not using this plugin anymore. jebaum took over maintenance.

@jebaum Are you still working at this? If so, I'd like to move the repo to your account. Otherwise I'd open an issue looking for a new maintainer.

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jebaum commented Dec 9, 2015

@mhinz I'm still working on this, have let it fall off a bit recently but I can handle it. By move the repo to my account do you just mean have me fork it?

@brooth it sounds like you are using buffer specific panes instead of the global pane. details for that are in the docs, but I can provide more specific help if you need it. see g:tmuxify_global_maps

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mhinz commented Dec 9, 2015

@jebaum It looks like I can simply transfer the repo to your account. It just doesn't work at the moment, since it exists already. :) Could you remove the fork?

@jebaum
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jebaum commented Dec 9, 2015

done

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mhinz commented Dec 9, 2015

@jebaum Okay, I started the transfer. I never did this before, but it said that you will have to approve somehow.

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