Parametrize paths (tmux 3.2/3+?), add navigation toggle #4
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I'm not sure but you might find what I do with parameterized paths in my TPM plugin PR relevant to what your trying to accomplish. |
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This PR enables using nested-tmux without hardcoded paths, once the two patches in tmux/tmux#2638 and tmux/tmux#2637 land in upstream tmux.
It also makes the state machine more complicated, by allowing you to toggle the
M-arrownavigation and the prefix withM-c(the binding is arbitrary).With this, you can now easily test nested-tmux with a command like
tmux -f plugin.conf -L test.(Yes, I really should have used multiple commits for this.)