The tmux paste-buffer command can specify a session using the -t option:
tmux paste-buffer -b buffer-name -t session-name:window
But tmux load-buffer has no -t option:
tmux load-buffer [-b buffer-name] path
If you pass something like session-name:buffer-name to the -b option, it simply treats "session-name:buffer-name" as the buffer name.
I want to load a buffer in a tmux session from outside the session, and if there's more than one session running I want to specify which one.
Is there a (clean) way to do this?
(I suppose that setting the $TMUX environment variable would be a solution, but (a) it's not exactly clean, and (b) I haven't figured out how to get the appropriate value for the desired session.)
