On 24/06/11 at 12:20am, Connor Lane Smith wrote:
> On 24 June 2011 00:13, Jason Ryan wrote:
> > That's sort of what I was trying to do with a script using pgrep to identify
> > tabbed and hitch it to that -- or so I thought...
>
> It would be easier just to use an XID file (analogous to a PID fil
On 24 June 2011 00:13, Jason Ryan wrote:
> That's sort of what I was trying to do with a script using pgrep to identify
> tabbed and hitch it to that -- or so I thought...
It would be easier just to use an XID file (analogous to a PID file):
$ tabbed -d > /tmp/tabbed.xid
$ vimprobable2 -e `cat /
On 24/06/11 at 12:06am, Connor Lane Smith wrote:
> On second thoughts I may have misread. If you mean you're opening a
> complete new instance, and vimprobable is not expected to pick it up
> (i.e., be a 'singleton'), perhaps you could change vimprobable to be a
> script which calls the *real* vimp
On 24/06/11 at 12:02am, Connor Lane Smith wrote:
> Hey,
>
> On 23 June 2011 23:41, Jason Ryan wrote:
> > However, if I open a link from another app, eg., mutt or irssi, a new
> > instance
> > of vimprobable is opened as the master window outside tabbed.
> >
> > Is there any way to have tabbed "c
On second thoughts I may have misread. If you mean you're opening a
complete new instance, and vimprobable is not expected to pick it up
(i.e., be a 'singleton'), perhaps you could change vimprobable to be a
script which calls the *real* vimprobable with the appropriate xembed
flag?
cls
Hey,
On 23 June 2011 23:41, Jason Ryan wrote:
> However, if I open a link from another app, eg., mutt or irssi, a new instance
> of vimprobable is opened as the master window outside tabbed.
>
> Is there any way to have tabbed "catch" the new instance? I have tried
> scripting
> it with pgrep, b
I start vimprobable in tabbed with this entry in config.h
SHCMD("TID=`tabbed -d 2>/dev/null`; vimprobable2 -e $TID")
and if I open a new window from within vimprobable, it is within tabbed.
However, if I open a link from another app, eg., mutt or irssi, a new instance
of vimprobable is
I've written most of cp, but one issue keeps bugging me.
I can't figure out how to get rid of race conditions within the
constraints that sbase is implemented in (POSIX 2001, no XSI
extensions).
If we were using POSIX 2008 or XSI extensions, I could use the at()
functions, or at least fchdir(),
