I would like to know how to interact with TPM from within a tmux -CC session. The prefix-b (C-b) default does nothing in these iTerm2 windows.
I do see that I can do some things via the tmux commands within the session, e.g. tmux ls.
Also, I see that iTerm2 parent terminal which runs the tmux -CC has a menu which allows running tmux commands (same as from within the session seen above):
$ tmux -CC
** tmux mode started **
Command Menu
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esc Detach cleanly.
X Force-quit tmux mode.
L Toggle logging.
C Run tmux command.
I perused the man page and saw that I might do something like tmux send-keys 'C-b I' but it did not work.
Greetings!
I would like to know how to interact with TPM from within a tmux -CC session. The prefix-b (C-b) default does nothing in these iTerm2 windows.
I do see that I can do some things via the tmux commands within the session, e.g.
tmux ls
.Also, I see that iTerm2 parent terminal which runs the tmux -CC has a menu which allows running tmux commands (same as from within the session seen above):
I perused the man page and saw that I might do something like
tmux send-keys 'C-b I'
but it did not work.What say you?