Is there a command like switch-session [-np] that switches based on the order appearing in choose-session? #4811
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There is nothing builtin... I'd like it if You could make If you want S=$(tmux display -p '#{session_id}')
N=$(tmux ls -F '#{session_id}'|sort -nk2 -t'$'|sed -n "/^$S$/{n;p}")
if [ x$N = x ]; then
N=$(tmux ls -F '#{session_id}'|sort -nk2 -t'$'|head -1)
fi
tmux switchc -t$NAnd for previous: S=$(tmux display -p '#{session_id}')
N=$(tmux ls -F '#{session_id}'|sort -nk2 -t'$'|sed -n "1!{/^$S$/{x;p}}; h")
if [ x$N = x ]; then
N=$(tmux ls -F '#{session_id}'|sort -nk2 -t'$'|tail -1)
fi
tmux switchc -t$NThere may be a tidier way to do this using the |
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I see, so the ids are in the order I want. Thanks for the script, this is what I ended up using: #!/usr/bin/env bash
SESSIONS=$(tmux ls -F "#{session_id}" | sort -nk2 -t"$")
CURRENT_SESSION=$(tmux display -p "#{session_id}")
if [[ $1 == p ]]; then
TARGET=$(echo "$SESSIONS" | sed -n "/^$CURRENT_SESSION$/{x;p}; h")
[[ -z $TARGET ]] && TARGET=$(echo "$SESSIONS" | tail -1)
else
TARGET=$(echo "$SESSIONS" | sed -n "/^$CURRENT_SESSION$/{n;p}")
[[ -z $TARGET ]] && TARGET=$(echo "$SESSIONS" | head -1)
fi
tmux switchc -t "$TARGET" |
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Yeah |
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I used these bindings assuming that they followed the same order order from choose-session and kept getting confused at where they would take me. I looked at the man page and found out about how they actually work but I cant find anything on choose-session or how to get the numbers it uses. I just want to go up and down this menu without actually opening it. Is there some way to output the sessions sorted by age?
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