The shape {@link SplitSpec} uses, for the same reasons: a description that contacts nothing, so it can be named, reused, and applied wherever it fits.
{@code
Window logs = session.newWindow(w -> w.named("logs").running("journalctl", "-f"));
}
## Members
- `builder` (method) — A builder holding tmux's own defaults: a detached window at the end, running a shell.
- `name` (method) — The name the window is created with, or empty to let tmux choose.
- `directory` (method) — Where the window's first pane starts, or empty to inherit.
- `environment` (method) — Variables set for the new window, in the order they were given.
- `detached` (method) — Whether the window is left unselected.
- `placement` (method) — Where the window is inserted, or empty for tmux's own choice of index.
- `index` (method) — The index the window is created at, or empty for the next one tmux has free.
- `replaceExisting` (method) — Whether a window already at the target index is destroyed to make room.
- `reuseExisting` (method) — Whether a window that already carries this name is selected instead of a second being made.
- `command` (method) — What the window's first pane runs, empty for the session's shell.
- `argv` (method) — The command that makes this window, reporting it through {@code format}.
- `toString` (method)
- `Builder` (class) — Collects the choices, each named for what it does rather than for the field it sets.