Add realpath to parse session name correctly and fix: add -u flag to write utf-8 characters to terminal #63
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When using `$ tmux-sessionizer .` the name of the session is not correctly parsed. Adding realpath makes the result of fzf and above mentioned command the same.
If tmux client is already running and ran outside of the client attach to running client.
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Sometimes I'm in a directory in the terminal and I want to start tmux session from that directory. If I start a session using tmux-sessionizer using
tmux-sessionizer .the session name becomes.Adding
realpathwill cause the.to expand and set the proper session name.Also added
-uflag to write utf-8 characters to the terminal when starting tmux if no client is already running.