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opened 2020-11-22 02:20:24 +01:00 by fanir · 0 comments
fanir commented 2020-11-22 02:20:24 +01:00
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Would it be useful to have a long running statusline instance in the background and returning a (prepared) line from it when running the binary?

This could be used for aggregating data or collecting the output of a slower command.

This mode could probably use some sort of activity detection to avoid doing stuff for detached tmux sessions or similar.

Would it be useful to have a long running statusline instance in the background and returning a (prepared) line from it when running the binary? This could be used for aggregating data or collecting the output of a slower command. This mode could probably use some sort of activity detection to avoid doing stuff for detached tmux sessions or similar.
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