TmuxlineSnapshot: add output to current buffer if file is "-" #67
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Rather than save my tmuxline config snapshot in a separate file, I'd prefer to just dump the config directly into the bottom of my tmux.conf. To ease that, I tweaked the
:TmuxlineSnapshotcommand to put the text into the current buffer isntead of a file if the argument given is-.To implement this, I had to move the snapgeneration up first in the function, then check for a
-file, and then do real file handling after that.