Selection.where/2
Filters validated data while retaining order and captured graph context.
Source and package
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LibTmux .Selection .where/2 - Module
- LibTmux
- Declared in
- Selection
- Package
- libtmux
- Source
- lib/libtmux/selection.ex
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Examples#
One pane must satisfy both conditions inside
some. Window@0has an active shell and an inactive editor; only@1has an active editor. See filtering for the complete semantics.iex> alias LibTmux.{Selection, Snapshot}iex> rows = %{window: [%{id: "@0"}, %{id: "@1"}], pane: [...> %{id: "%0", window_id: "@0", active: true, current_command: "bash"},...> %{id: "%1", window_id: "@0", active: false, current_command: "nvim"},...> %{id: "%2", window_id: "@1", active: true, current_command: "nvim"}]}iex> {:ok, snapshot} = Snapshot.new(rows,...> server_instance: "example", captured_from: 0, captured_until: 0,...> complete: [:pane], fields: %{pane: [:window_id, :active, :current_command]})iex> snapshot |> Snapshot.windows()...> |> Selection.where(panes: [some: [active: true, current_command: "nvim"]])...> |> Enum.map(& &1.id)["@1"]- Type parameters
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Bound Lib
Tmux ().Schema .observation
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- Parameters
Discussed in Capture a pane and read it · Getting started