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I noticed an error after sending a visual selection with python code containing imports. To reproduce this issue:
1 - Initiate tmux and create two panes (in my case, I hit C-b+").
2 - In the first pane, open a file with vim (I personally use neovim). In the second pane, start a session with ipython.
3 - In the pane you started vim, create a vertical split with vim (C-W v)
4 - (Optional) Open another file in the second vertical split created in step 3.
5 - Write some python imports in the first part of the vertical split
import sys
import os
6 - Visually select those lines and send them to the ipython pane
7 - This will trigger an error
I attach a couple of screenshots to make the explanation easier to follow.
For some reason, this only happens with imports.
Version information: tmux 2.0, Ubuntu GNOME 15.10, latest version of slimux.
Thanks
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I noticed an error after sending a visual selection with python code containing imports. To reproduce this issue:
1 - Initiate tmux and create two panes (in my case, I hit C-b+").
2 - In the first pane, open a file with vim (I personally use neovim). In the second pane, start a session with ipython.
3 - In the pane you started vim, create a vertical split with vim (C-W v)
4 - (Optional) Open another file in the second vertical split created in step 3.
5 - Write some python imports in the first part of the vertical split
6 - Visually select those lines and send them to the ipython pane
7 - This will trigger an error
I attach a couple of screenshots to make the explanation easier to follow.
For some reason, this only happens with imports.
Version information: tmux 2.0, Ubuntu GNOME 15.10, latest version of slimux.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: