Client

struct Client : struct Client

struct [source] ¶

struct [source] ¶

struct Client

Bases:

• Sendable
• Hashable
• Decodable
• Encodable
• Identifiable
• SendableMetatype
• Equatable
• Filterable
• Copyable

A client attached to a tmux server.

tmux targets a client by its current name or tty, not by client_pid. A disconnect followed by name reuse can therefore make a held value name a replacement within the same daemon. The process id remains useful metadata, but it is not a stable client-target key.

Members

• !=(_:_:) function Returns a Boolean value indicating whether two values are not equal.
• filterFieldID(for:) method The stable wire id for a key path, or nil if the property is not filterable.
• filterFieldType(_:) method The value kind an id names, or nil when this model does not know it.
• filterValue(_:of:) method Reads the field an id names, or nil if this model has no such field.
• init(from:) method Creates a new instance by decoding from the given decoder.
• init(name:tty:processID:width:height:isControlMode:sessionID:incarnation:) method
• height property The terminal's height in cells, absent on the same terms as width .
• id property The client's name, which is its terminal path for an ordinary client.
• incarnation property The daemon this value was read from.
• isControlMode property Whether this client is a control-mode connection rather than a terminal.
• name property tmux's name for the client, which for a terminal is the path of its tty. It is what a command targeting a client has to say.
• processID property The client process, which is not the server: killing it detaches rather than shutting anything down.
• sessionID property The session the client is looking at. A client attaches to exactly one, and switching sessions changes this rather than making a new client.
• tty property The terminal device behind the client, empty for one with no terminal.
• width property The terminal's width in cells, absent for a client that has no terminal. tmux reports it as empty for a control-mode connection, so nil is what it said rather than a zero this library invented.