Ruby API

method libtmux-ruby v0.1.1

Session.new_window

Behavior: Creation.

Source and package

Qualified name: LibTmux::Session#new_window
Module: LibTmux
Declared in: Session
Package: libtmux
Source: gems/libtmux/lib/libtmux/entity.rb
Other languages: PowerShell Julia Elixir PythonLuaTypeScriptRustGoJavaC#C++SwiftKotlinScala F#

def new_window: ( name: ::String, command: ::Array[::String], receipt: true, ?index: ::Integer?, ?cwd: ::String?, ?environment: ::Hash[::String, ::String], ?focus: bool, ?timeout: ::Numeric, ?cancel: untyped ) -> ::LibTmux::CreationReceiptdef new_window: ( name: ::String, command: ::Array[::String], ?receipt: false, ?index: ::Integer?, ?cwd: ::String?, ?environment: ::Hash[::String, ::String], ?focus: bool, ?timeout: ::Numeric, ?cancel: untyped ) -> ::LibTmux::Window method libtmux [source] ¶

Description#

Behavior contract: Creation.

Examples#

Create a named window in an existing session and read its name from a snapshot. Use Ruby 3.3 or newer with Bundler, and tmux 3.3a or newer, on Unix with /bin/cat and /bin/sh available. In an empty directory, save this Gemfile:

source "https://rubygems.org"

gem "libtmux", "0.1.1"

Save this complete program as new_window.rb. Its Server.start() block owns a private tmux server and stops it on exit, including after an error. View source

# frozen_string_literal: true

begin
  # docs:begin main
  require "libtmux"

  LibTmux::Server.start do |server|
    session = server.new_session(name: "work", command: ["/bin/cat"])
    window = session.new_window(name: "logs", command: ["/bin/cat"])
    puts "window: #{window.snapshot.name}"
    puts "session windows: #{session.list_windows.length}"
  end
  # docs:end main
rescue StandardError => error
  warn "#{error.class}: #{error.message}"
  exit 1
end

Install the gem and run the program. An operation or cleanup error makes it exit unsuccessfully:

$ bundle install && \
  bundle exec ruby new_window.rb

Expected output:

window: logs
session windows: 2

Parameters

name (::String) #
command (::Array[::String]) #
receipt (true) # for new_window(name, command, receipt, index, cwd, environment, focus, timeout, cancel) [overload 1]
index (::Integer?) #
cwd (::String?) #
environment (::Hash[::String, ::String]) #
focus (bool) #
timeout (::Numeric) #
cancel (untyped) #
receipt (false) # for new_window(name, command, receipt, index, cwd, environment, focus, timeout, cancel) [overload 2]

tmux command#

The tmux commands behind new_window.

new-window

tmux C API#

The C declarations in tmux that implement these commands.

cmd_new_window_entry cmd_new_window_exec

Guides#

Pages that discuss new_window.

Server bindings

In other ports#

Create a window

Equivalents of Create a window in other languages
Language	Equivalent
Python	`libtmux.Session.new_window`
Lua	`libtmux.Session:new_window`
TypeScript	`session.Session.newWindow`
Rust	`session.Session.new_window`
Go	`tmux.Session.NewWindow`
Java	`io.github.libtmux.Session.newWindow`
Kotlin	`io.github.libtmux.kotlin.Session.newWindow`
Scala	`io.github.libtmux.scaladsl.Session.newWindow`
C#	`LibTmux.Session.CreateWindowAsync`
C++	`libtmux::Session::new_window`
Swift	`Server.newWindow(in:named:startDirectory:at:environment:shell:)`

No equivalent is recorded in PowerShell, Julia, Elixir or F#.

Scripting & web

Compiled & native

JVM

.NET

BEAM

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Session.new_window

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