@@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ You can configure Vimux like this:
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*VimuxConfiguration_height*
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- 2 .1 g:VimuxHeight~
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+ 4 .1 g:VimuxHeight~
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The percent of the screen the split pane Vimux will spawn should take up.
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@@ -301,7 +301,7 @@ Default: "20"
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*VimuxConfiguration_orientation*
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- 2 .2 g:VimuxOrientation~
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+ 4 .2 g:VimuxOrientation~
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The default orientation of the split tmux pane. This tells tmux to make the
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pane either vertically or horizontally, which is backward from how Vim handles
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*VimuxConfiguration_use_nearest*
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- 2 .3 g:VimuxUseNearest
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+ 4 .3 g:VimuxUseNearest
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Use existing pane or window (not used by vim) if found instead of running
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split-window.
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*VimuxConfiguration_reset_sequence*
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- 2 .4 g:VimuxResetSequence~
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+ 4 .4 g:VimuxResetSequence~
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The keys sent to the runner pane before running a command. By default it sends
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`q ` to make sure the pane is not in scroll-mode and `C- u ` to clear the line.
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*VimuxPromptString*
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- 2 .5 g:VimuxPromptString~
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+ 4 .5 g:VimuxPromptString~
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The string presented in the vim command line when Vimux is invoked. Be sure
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to put a space at the end of the string to allow for distinction between
@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ Default: "Command? "
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*VimuxRunnerType*
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- 2 .6 g:VimuxRunnerType~
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+ 4 .6 g:VimuxRunnerType~
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The type of view object Vimux should use for the runner. For reference, a
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tmux session is a group of windows, and a window is a layout of panes.
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Default: "pane"
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+ *VimuxRunnerName*
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+ 4.7 g:VimuxRunnerName
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+ Setting the name for the runner. Works for panes and windows. This makes the
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+ VimuxRunner reusable between sessions. Caveat is, all your instances (in the
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+ same session/window) use the same window.
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+ let g:VimuxRunnerName = "vimuxout"
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+ Default: ""
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*VimuxTmuxCommand*
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- 2.7 g:VimuxTmuxCommand~
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+ 4.8 g:VimuxTmuxCommand~
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The command that Vimux runs when it calls out to tmux. It may be useful to
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redefine this if you're using something like tmate.
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Default: "tmux"
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- *VimuxOpenExtraArgs*
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- 2.8 g:VimuxOpenExtraArgs~
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+ *VimuxOpenExtraArgs*
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+ 4.9 g:VimuxOpenExtraArgs~
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Allows addtional arguments to be passed to the tmux command that opens the
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runner. Make sure that the arguments specified are valid depending on whether
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