The 'pick chat network' binding on F1 lists tmux windows as follows
and tmux's `choose-tree -Z' lets you jump to the window by pressing the
key denoted inside parantheses.
Set `base-index 1' so as to make window indices match up the hotkey
number instead of being off-by-one due to the session itself being the
first entry in the list.
(0) - chat-5: 8 windows (group chat: chat-0,chat-1,chat-2,chat-3,chat-4,chat-5,chat-6) (attached)
(1) ├─> 1: hackint: "example.com"
(2) ├─> 2: efnet: "example.com"
...
PS: Update existing sessions by updating chat.tmux.conf, pressing F5
then running `prefix-: move-window -r' to renumber all windows.
The recent addition of "#{source_files}" allows us to avoid hardcoding
the file name and instead ask tmux itself for the very file it used to
create the session in the first place, i.e. "-f ./chat.tmux.conf".
Provide a hotkey to browser the manual in its own window.
After input, nicm (tmux upstream) added "-S" to tmux(1) such that
the "new-window" command (in combination with "-d") first looks
for the given window name and selects the window if it exists
instead of trying to create a window that already exists.
Given that this makes chat.tmux.conf idempotent, we can now also reload
it at runtime to refresh settings.
Klemens Nanni
C. McEnroe