Since version 2.3 tmux is able to assign a title to a pane which can be shown using the pane-border-status option. Additionally the option pane-border-format allows to set that title. However, this option applies to all panes and if you want to have per-pane specific title you have to use escape sequences, at least I'm not aware of a more elegant solution. Using that, it is indeed possible to use this functionality with the current version of tmuxp, but the yaml file doesn't look very pretty:
- shell_command:
- printf '\033]2;%s\033\\' 'pane title'
- actual_commandIt would be nice to add a dedicated attribute for that, something like title or status that essentially does the ugly printf above.
Since version 2.3 tmux is able to assign a title to a pane which can be shown using the
pane-border-statusoption. Additionally the optionpane-border-formatallows to set that title. However, this option applies to all panes and if you want to have per-pane specific title you have to use escape sequences, at least I'm not aware of a more elegant solution. Using that, it is indeed possible to use this functionality with the current version of tmuxp, but the yaml file doesn't look very pretty:It would be nice to add a dedicated attribute for that, something like
titleorstatusthat essentially does the ugly printf above.