LibTmux.Mcp.WaitOutcome

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enum LibTmux.Mcp.WaitOutcome enum [source] ¶ enum [source] ¶ enum LibTmux.Mcp.WaitOutcome: How a wait ended.

Members

Matched constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Matched: One of the patterns the caller asked for appeared.

AnyOutput constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ AnyOutput: The pane printed something, and the caller asked for any output.

Stopped constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Stopped: One of the caller's stop patterns appeared, so waiting was pointless.

Timeout constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Timeout: The time ran out before anything matched.

PaneDied constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ PaneDied: The pane's program exited while the wait was running.

PresentAtEntry constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ PresentAtEntry: A wanted pattern was already on screen when the wait began, and nothing new arrived before time ran out.

This is what a plain Timeout would otherwise report here, with the returned tail visibly containing the very text the wait says it never found: only output arriving after the call counts as new, by design, so calling this right after the command that produced the text - the first thing most callers try - would time out holding a tail that contradicts it. MatchedPattern names what was already there.