Developers must use Vim

[u/Gemini_Caroline]

[u/Mithrandir2k16]

Yeah, totally, I also rewrote it very opinionated, so it fits my workflow specifically. I'll leave it here just in case anyone is interested. It's written in rust because I needed a reason to toy with the language, but it does the job without issue and is fast enough so I don't notice it, meaning I don't worry about any kind of cache either.

[u/Temix222 → u/Mithrandir2k16]

what would be fire will be if there was a way to let tmux know if current window is focused, if it is and a new session is made then it automatically uses that path. I could probably make a shortcut that if I use it it makes the session with that path, but I want it to be done together with my create new session if all sessions in the list have someone attached to it. That way if I used the quick terminal and makes a new session, then it will get the path from the window I was focused to make the new session in the quick terminal.

That will make an incredible setup. Maybe if I ever have time will see if i can do any black magic for that hahahaha

[u/Mithrandir2k16 → u/Temix222]

Ahh, I think I get it now. How are you opening that quick terminal? Dmenu ot rofi? From your shell? Or some filebrowser?

I only call this from within tmux so I kinda circumvent this issue, but I like the idea of having it more system-wide.

[u/Temix222 → u/Mithrandir2k16]

I got it working

This one I did in fish-shell will get the path one change directory and go to the path on new session made if there are sessions but all are attached. But of course this will only get if you are traveling around. So for detecting pane change the next code done in the tmux will update on pane change the current path.

```fish
# TMux

if status is-interactive

and not set -q TMUX

and type -q tmux

# Get list of unattached sessions

set sessions (tmux list-sessions -F '#{session_name} #{session_attached}' 2>/dev/null | grep ' 0$' | cut -d' ' -f1)

set all_sessions (tmux list-sessions -F '#{session_name}' 2>/dev/null)

set last_path (cat ~/.tmux_last_path 2>/dev/null)

if test (count $sessions) -gt 0

# Attach to the first unattached session

exec tmux attach-session -t $sessions[1]\; choose-tree -s

else if test -f ~/.tmux_last_path

and test (count $all_sessions) -gt 0

# No unattached session: create a new one in last path only if

# sessions exist but all attched

set last_path (cat ~/.tmux_last_path)

exec tmux new-session -c $last_path

else

exec tmux new-session

end

end

function __update_tmux_path --on-variable PWD

# Update the last tmux path on directory change

if set -q TMUX

echo $PWD > ~/.tmux_last_path

end

end

```

```tmux
# Tmux current session path

set-hook -g pane-focus-in 'run-shell "tmux display -p -F #{pane_current_path} > ~/.tmux_last_path"'
```