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Open Terminus REPL tab in a given group

#1

This thread Terminus Panel in a group says to use something like:

        self.window.run_command('terminus_open', {
            "pre_window_hooks": [["focus_group", {"group": 2}]]
            })

but it does not seem to work. Here’s my full script:

import sublime_plugin


class OpenTerminusReplCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
    def run(self, edit, open_file="$file"):
        # Save unsaved changes before proceeding
        window = self.view.window()
        for view in window.views():
            if view.is_dirty() and view.file_name():
                view.run_command("save")

        # Return the project's specified python interpreter, if any
        settings = self.view.settings()
        cmd_list = settings.get("python_interpreter")
        # Add file if given
        if open_file:
            cmd_list = [cmd_list, "$file"]

        target = 2  # Group where to open the REPL

        window.run_command(
            "terminus_open",
            {
                "cmd": cmd_list,
                "cwd": "$file_path",
                "title": "Terminus",
                "auto_close": False,
                "pre_window_hooks": [["focus_group", {"group": target}]],
            },
        )

The pre_window_hooks argument does nothing, The tabs with the REPL still open next to the tab from where I launched the command. These are my key bindings:

    // Run the file in a Python REPL using a Terminus
    { "keys": ["f5"], "command": "open_terminus_repl",
    },
    // Open an empty Python REPL using a Terminus
    { "keys": ["f4"], "command": "open_terminus_repl",
      "args": {"open_file": null},
    },
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#2

I believe this is because between the time the original advice was given and now, the order that the tabs appear in the window is different. Hence you might need to use post_window_hooks instead now.

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