Help with User Options

[Jason White]

Hello,
Started fiddling with user options. I have this configuraiton:

set -g @my-pane-active-border-style "fg=brightwhite,bold,bg=colour34"
set -g @my-pane-border-style "fg=brightwhite,bold,bg=colour243"

bind-key a if -F "#{pane_synchronized}" \
"setw synchronize-panes off; \
setw pane-active-border-style @my-pane-active-border-style ; \
setw pane-border-style @my-pane-border-style" \
"setw synchronize-panes on; \
setw pane-active-border-style fg=brightwhite,bold,bg=colour1; \
setw pane-border-style fg=brightwhite,bg=colour1"

When the section using the user options is called I get the error: "Invalid style: @my-pane-active-border-style".

$ tmux show -gv @my-pane-active-border-style
fg=brightwhite,bold,bg=colour34

The issue appears to be tmux not recognizing @name as a user option. If so, what's the proper syntax?

Thank you.
-Jason

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Jason White
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[Nicholas Marriott]

If you want to use user options with set-option you need to use -F and include them as a first variable, for example:

set -F pane-active-border-style '#{@my-pane-active-border-style}'

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