@@ 14,7 14,14 @@ I expand the idea of a tmux session to categorized sessions: foo/bar and foo/baz
This is equivalent to explicitly invoking `session misc dev`.
* `session <category> <session>`
Creates or switches to the tmux session `<category>/<session>`.
- Equivalent to `tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> || tmux attach -t <category>/<session> || tmux new -d -s <category>/<session> && (tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> || tmux attach -t <category>/<session>)`.
+ Roughly equivalent to
+ ```
+ tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> \
+ || tmux attach -t <category>/<session> \
+ || tmux new -d -s <category>/<session> \
+ && ( tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> \
+ || tmux attach -t <category>/<session>)
+ ```
* `session <session>`
Searches for a matching session in all categories.
If only one is found, it is switched to.
@@ 28,7 35,7 @@ I expand the idea of a tmux session to categorized sessions: foo/bar and foo/baz
Strictly, only Perl 6 is required. You probably want to install Rakudo Star (<https://rakudo.org/>), a Perl 6 implementation with a collection of modules, but bare Rakudo could suit your needs. This project has no Perl 6 module dependencies.
-If you'd like to install this nicely, you may want to install Zef (<https://github.com/ugexe/zef>), the Perl 6 package manager.
+If you'd like to install this conveniently, you may want to install Zef (<https://github.com/ugexe/zef>), the Perl 6 package manager.
## Installation