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add g:tpipeline_usepane option #22

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17 changes: 14 additions & 3 deletions autoload/tpipeline.vim
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Expand Up @@ -47,6 +47,9 @@ func tpipeline#initialize()
if !exists('g:tpipeline_fillcentre')
let g:tpipeline_fillcentre = 0
endif
if !exists('g:tpipeline_usepane')
let g:tpipeline_usepane = 0
endif
if !exists('g:tpipeline_autoembed')
let g:tpipeline_autoembed = 1
endif
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let s:restore_right = system("tmux display-message -p '#{status-right}'")
endif
let script = printf("while IFS='$\\n' read -r l; do echo \"$l\" > '%s'", s:tpipeline_filepath)
if g:tpipeline_usepane
" end early if file was truncated so as not to overwrite any
" titles of panes we may switch to
let script .= "; if [ -z \"$l\" ]; then continue; fi"
endif
if g:tpipeline_autoembed
for o in g:tpipeline_embedopts
let script = 'tmux set -g ' . o . '; ' . script
endfor
endif
if g:tpipeline_fillcentre
let script .= "; C=$(echo \"$l\" | grep -o 'bg=#[0-9a-f]\\{6\\}'| tail -1)"
if !g:tpipeline_usepane
let script .= "; tmux set -g status-style \"$C\""
endif
endif
if g:tpipeline_split
let script .= printf("; IFS='$\\n' read -r l; echo \"$l\" > '%s'", s:tpipeline_right_filepath)
let script .= printf("; IFS='$\\n' read -r r; echo \"$r\" > '%s'", s:tpipeline_right_filepath)
endif
if g:tpipeline_fillcentre
let script .= "; tmux set -g status-style \"$C\""
if g:tpipeline_usepane
let script .= "; tmux select-pane -T \"#[fill=${C:3}]#[align=left]$l#[align=right]$r\""
endif
let script .= "; tmux refresh-client -S; done"

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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ g:tpipeline_restore tpipeline.txt /*g:tpipeline_restore*
g:tpipeline_split tpipeline.txt /*g:tpipeline_split*
g:tpipeline_statusline tpipeline.txt /*g:tpipeline_statusline*
g:tpipeline_tabline tpipeline.txt /*g:tpipeline_tabline*
g:tpipeline_usepane tpipeline.txt /*g:tpipeline_usepane*
tpipeline tpipeline.txt /*tpipeline*
tpipeline#state#freeze() tpipeline.txt /*tpipeline#state#freeze()*
tpipeline#state#thaw() tpipeline.txt /*tpipeline#state#thaw()*
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12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions doc/tpipeline.txt
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Expand Up @@ -137,6 +137,18 @@ Configuration *tpipeline-configure*
it will restore the tmux statusline to its previous state
after quitting vim. This feature is disabled by default.

g:tpipeline_usepane *g:tpipeline_usepane*
By default |tpipeline| embeds your vim statusline into your
tmux status bar. Enabling this option will set the tmux
`pane_title` variable to your vim statusline, effectively
embedding the statusline into your active pane border provided
`pane-border-status` and `pane-border-format` are set
accordingly. For example:
>
set -g pane-border-status top
set -g pane-border-format '#{pane_title}'
<

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Api *tpipeline-api*

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