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client.Client.suspend

suspend ( self ) → Result<(), Error> method [source] ¶ method [source] ¶ suspend: Suspend this client, as if its user pressed the suspend key.

The handle survives, and deliberately: unlike Self::detach, this stops the client rather than ending it. tmux stops listing a suspended client, so Server::clients will not show it and the session stops counting it as attached, but it is still there. It returns when its process continues, which for a suspended client is SIGCONT.
Server::clients : crate::Server::clients
Errors
Returns an error when tmux refuses the command. Reading through the handle afterwards gives Error::ClientSuspended rather than Error::ObjectGone , so a caller can tell this from a client that left.

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