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Looks like its not working as expected, I will look into this later this week. |
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I found the issue, me preventing globbing and word splitting with double quotation marks made my input not work correctly. |
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Instead of calling global ${TMUX_XPANES_EXEC} multiple times, we combine the layout commands into a single local$layout_command string variable and execute it in a single call to $ {TMUX_XPANES_EXEC} at the end of the script.
This can should save some overhead and improve readability.
Since ${_args_num} is an integer, it is more efficient to use arithmetic evaluation with (( )) instead of the [[ ]] test operator. So I have changed it to (( _args_num > 1 )).
Please have a look at the commit and make sure its working as intended.
Cheers