Closed emiliohell closed 3 years ago
Thanks for pointing that out, @emiliohell.
The problem is that ttab
relies on determining what the frontmost application is and on activating iTerm synchronously.
With the iTerm setting in question, iTerm can no longer be identified as frontmost, and the code that waits for it to become frontmost (to be activated synchronously) hangs (infinite loop).
I'm not aware of a robust workaround - AppleScript simply pretends that iTerm isn't the frontmost application, even when it is.
At limited workaround would be to remove the code that waits for activation to be completed - however, that would still make the -g
and -G
options malfunction, as they rely on detecting iTerm as the frontmost application.
As a stopgap, you can apply this workaround yourself:
Open the ttab
shell script in a text editor.
Replace:
CMD_ACTIVATE='if not frontmost then
activate
repeat until frontmost
delay 0.1
end repeat
end if'
with:
CMD_ACTIVATE='if not frontmost then
activate
# repeat until frontmost
# delay 0.1
# end repeat
end if'
Should be fixed in v0.7.2, which I've just published to the npm registry; the Homebrew formula has been updated too.
With the hiding-from-doc feature in effect, everything should work again, except for the -g
and -G
options - if you try to use them while the feature is in effect, an error occurs.
My iTerm2 settings had it excluded from the Dock (Appearance/General/Exclude from Dock and Tab Application Switcher)
This created an issue, that the ttab stopped working correctly, essentially nothing happened when you tried to use a command except for --help.
Removing the setting solves the issue.