Send a command to the command prompt from the command line

[Paolo Bolzoni]

Dear list,

Sometime I clear the screen to exec a command with a long output
that I later navigate using the tmux history ability.

So far so good, without tmux the command "reset" works fine. But
with tmux I have to use clear and write clear-history in tmux
command prompt. I would like to write an alias to make both
things in one typing a single command in my shell. Is that
possible?

Cheers,
Paolo

[Nicholas Marriott]

Try:

alias c='clear; [ -n "$TMUX" ] && tmux clear-history'

Post by Paolo Bolzoni
Dear list,
Sometime I clear the screen to exec a command with a long output
that I later navigate using the tmux history ability.
So far so good, without tmux the command "reset" works fine. But
with tmux I have to use clear and write clear-history in tmux
command prompt. I would like to write an alias to make both
things in one typing a single command in my shell. Is that
possible?
Cheers,
Paolo
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[Paolo Bolzoni]

Works perfect, I knew I was missing the obvious. But I didn't know I
could use --tmux command-- to send a command to che current tmux.

Thanks!

On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 6:27 PM, Nicholas Marriott

Post by Nicholas Marriott
alias c='clear; [ -n "$TMUX" ] && tmux clear-history'

Post by Paolo Bolzoni
Dear list,
Sometime I clear the screen to exec a command with a long output
that I later navigate using the tmux history ability.
So far so good, without tmux the command "reset" works fine. But
with tmux I have to use clear and write clear-history in tmux
command prompt. I would like to write an alias to make both
things in one typing a single command in my shell. Is that
possible?
Cheers,
Paolo
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