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Distinguish between focused and unfocused clients in Tmux
Vladimir Bauer edited this pageJan 15, 2021 ·1 revision
Althoughtmux highlights active pane's borders and even lets to customize them viapane-active-border-style option, it's sometimes more desirable to instantly distinguish between focused and unfocused clients, as tiny borders are not so visible. Here is a script to achieve this via toggling status line background color:
# StatusLine face toggle# ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾declare-option -hidden str last_focus_indeclare-option -hidden str focus_out_face "rgb:FDFDFD,rgb:8e908c"hook global -group status-line-face-toggle FocusIn .* %{ set-option global last_focus_in %val{client} unset-face window StatusLine evaluate-commands %sh{ for client in $kak_client_list; do if [ "$client" != "$kak_hook_param" ]; then printf "eval -no-hooks -client %s 'set-face window StatusLine %s'\n" \ "$client" "$kak_opt_focus_out_face" fi done }}hook global -group status-line-face-toggle WinDisplay .* %{ evaluate-commands %sh{ if [ "$kak_client" == "$kak_opt_last_focus_in" ]; then echo "unset-face window StatusLine" elif [ -n "$kak_opt_last_focus_in" ]; then printf "set-face window StatusLine %s\n" "$kak_opt_focus_out_face" fi }}
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