When saving zoomed windows:
- window is un-zoomed
- window layout snapshot is taken
- window is zoomed back
This is done because otherwise tmux does not provide correct window
layout. With this we're working around a tmux bug really.
The above causes an issue with vim. For some reason vim cannot properly
reload it's content when "un-zoom + zoom" is done quickly. Everything
works ok if a little sleep/wait is added, so we're doing just that.
0.1 second sleep seems to be enough.
About `sleep 0.1 || sleep 1`: this is a hack. We want to wait for 0.1
seconds, which seems to be enough to fix the issue. However, according
to POSIX, `sleep` command takes only integers.
BUT, decimal values seem to work everywhere. So, we're using a decimal
value, and if that fails, we behave POSIX friendly.
Related to issue #112.
Add the -J options to `capture-pane` to handle wrapped lines correctly.
This way wrapped lines will be joined upon capture and once restored,
will re-wrap upon pane size changes.
Grouped sessions are session started with the command
`tmux new-session -t <existing-session-name>`
Those sessions share the panes and windows with the existing, original
session.
We're making sure to identify and save grouped sessions.
On the other hand, we don't want to save panes and windows twice
The problem is that tmux list-window shows only the current pane layout
if a pane is maximized. This is a bug in tmux. In order to avoid this
bug we unzoom the window when saving and zoom in again after saving.
This implies that the Z flag is no longer set in list-windows, and so it
can't be used when restoring. Instead we use the Z flag of the panes
(which still have it) to restore the zoom.
