Ownership is decided at construction and never inferred. {@link #open} creates a transport this server closes exactly once; {@link #using} borrows one the caller keeps, so several servers can share a transport and closing one leaves the others working.
Closing a server closes a client, not a tmux. It never kills the server process: sessions outlive the program that made them, which is the entire point of tmux. ## Members - `newSession` (method) — Creates a detached session and returns that exact session. - `hasSession` (method) — Whether a session with this name exists. - `killSession` (method) — Ends the session with this name, and everything in it. - `isAlive` (method) — Whether the server is running and answering. - `raiseIfDead` (method) — Checks the server is answering, and says so loudly when it is not. - `killServer` (method) — Ends the tmux server and every session on it. - `batch` (method) — Collects several commands to run in one tmux invocation. - `chain` (method) — Starts a chain of commands where each one acts on what the last one made. - `expand` (method) — Expands a tmux format against the server, and answers with what it came to. - `runShell` (method) — Runs a shell command through tmux, for its effect. - `runShellCapturing` (method) — Runs a shell command through tmux and answers with what it printed. - `listCommands` (method) — Every command this tmux knows, as it prints them. - `ifShell` (method) — Runs one tmux command or another, according to whether a shell command succeeds. - `lock` (method) — Locks every client attached to this server. - `messages` (method) — The server's own message log, newest last. - `promptHistory` (method) — What has been typed at tmux's command prompt, oldest first. - `clearPromptHistory` (method) — Forgets what has been typed at tmux's command prompt. - `bindKey` (method) — Binds a key to a tmux command. - `unbindKey` (method) — Removes a key binding. - `listKeys` (method) — Every key binding, as tmux prints them. - `channel` (method) — One of this server's wait-for channels, which is where a signal is sent and waited for. - `awaitChannel` (method) - `buffers` (method) — The server's paste buffers, which every session shares. - `sourceFile` (method) — Runs a file of tmux commands, as a configuration file would be run. - `options` (method) — The server-wide options, the ones tmux keeps once per server. - `globalOptions` (method) — The global session options every session inherits unless it sets its own. - `hooks` (method) — The global hooks every session inherits. - `version` (method) — Which tmux this server is running. - `identity` (method) — Which server this is. Every handle taken from it is scoped by this. - `requireSameServer` (method) - `requireSameIncarnation` (method) - `open` (method) — A server over a transport it owns and closes. - `using` (method) — A server over a transport the caller owns. Closing this server never closes it. - `builder` (method) — A builder holding the documented defaults. - `config` (method) — How this server was configured. - `cmd` (method) — Runs one tmux command against this server. - `snapshot` (method) — Captures the whole hierarchy in at most four listings, retrying once if the server is replaced. - `sessions` (method) — Every session, captured now. - `windows` (method) — Every winlink on the server, captured now, including a linked window once per session. - `panes` (method) — Every pane on the server, captured now. - `clients` (method) — Every attached client, captured now. - `attachedSessions` (method) — Every session a client is attached to, captured now. - `run` (method) — Runs a command that is expected to work, and raises when it did not. - `runTogether` (method) — Runs several commands in one invocation, so nothing of this caller's happens between them. - `refresh` (method) - `toBuilder` (method) — A builder holding every configuration and ownership choice this server made. - `close` (method) — Releases an owned transport. Idempotent, and never kills tmux. - `Builder` (class) — Collects configuration and the ownership choice, then builds a server.