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When saving form inside a Tmux session the session file gets a faulty name. In my case: ?Ptmux\;\e\e\]50\;CursorShape=0\cg\emaster. The contents of the file look good but it cannot be loaded afterwards because of the faulty filename.
I think a hashing strategy would fix or avoid some of these errors and also avoid some of the overhead of creating all the shadow directories in the sessions dir.
For example:
if git:
session_string = fully_qualified_path + git_branch_name
else:
session_string = fully_qualified_path
session_hash = hash(unique_session_string)
function save(session_hash):
write(sessions_dir/session_has.vim)
function restore(session_hash):
read(sessions_dir/session_has.vim)
What do you think? I don't know if this is even possible in viml but I think this would definitely solve some problems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@olbrew: Porting this issue from #15.
?Ptmux\;\e\e\]50\;CursorShape=0\cg\emaster
. The contents of the file look good but it cannot be loaded afterwards because of the faulty filename.I think a hashing strategy would fix or avoid some of these errors and also avoid some of the overhead of creating all the shadow directories in the sessions dir.
For example:
What do you think? I don't know if this is even possible in
viml
but I think this would definitely solve some problems.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: