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Split init / exec of tmux_cmd for debuggability #79

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@tony tony commented Nov 10, 2017

Edit 2022-08-14 by @tony : This is very similar to SubprocessCommand (source)

tmux_cmd initialization composes the command

the command will be available in the instance attribute .cmd

.execute() instance method will run tmux_cmd

See Server.cmd for example of new usage

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tony commented Nov 10, 2017

This, as of c9598fb doesn't touch any of the Server/Session/Window/Pane .cmd method API's.

As a second part of this, I may add more things to split introspection of commands.

For instance:

  • Renaming tmux_cmd to TmuxCommand

  • Documenting how they are composed and can be configured, and why/how it's differs from standard library subprocess

  • Methods in Tmux objects, e.g. attach_session() may have a way to return the pure TmuxCommand object (and therefore preview the command generated, including the valuable target information (-t))

  • as a way the above could be implemented, it may be via adding methods like _attach_session() that return TmuxCommand and having attach_session wrap them and keep normal behavior

  • Another thing to consider is to break api's by requiring .execute() be ran to execute commands, and return TmuxCommand by default

  • BUT, allow for chaining commands. e.g., session.attached_window.set_window_option('main-pane-height', 50).select_layout('main-horizontal').execute(), this would give the equivalent to chaining commands with semicolons. This could substantially speed things up by allowing for composability with commands.

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tony added 2 commits April 9, 2022 11:38
tmux_cmd initialization composes the command

the command will be available in the instance attribute
.cmd

.execute() instance method will run tmux_cmd

see Server.cmd for example of new usage

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tony commented Aug 14, 2022

This is very similar to SubprocessCommand (source)

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