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How can I cycle through SplitScreen windows?
I can only find a NextConsole shortcut.
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How can I cycle through SplitScreen windows?
I can only find a NextConsole shortcut.
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Hm, "cycle" exactly? There is no special shotcut for this action. Ctrl+Tab use common (and intuitive) combo for switching between tabs. But I can't remember any "well known" combo for splits.
BTW, when you start switching tabs with Ctrl+Tab and holding Ctrl you may press ← or → to goto left or right tab.
Update
Build 121119 or higher allows switching between visible panes with Apps+Tab and Apps+Shift+Tab.
And it is possible now to close visible panes (active group) from tab menu, system menu or keyboard shortcut (unassigned by default).
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AutoHotKey script that will toggle between two panes.
Toggle_Pane() {
global pane_toggle
pane_toggle := !pane_toggle
if pane_toggle
ControlClick, VirtualConsoleClass1
else
ControlClick, VirtualConsoleClass2
return
}
SC056 & o::Toggle_Pane()
In tmux in linux it's called next-pane. Sometimes it's nice to have a command line and a text editor in two panes; then toggle back and forth. If I use <kbd>Ctrl</kbd><kbd>Tab</kbd> and I have other tabs open I often end up in the next window. – William Bettridge-Radford – 2012-11-15T21:43:06.457
And what hotkey provides tmux? – Maximus – 2012-11-15T21:46:06.367
Tmux uses a prefix scheme, like emacs. The hotkey is <kbd>o</kbd>, but you press <kbd>Ctrl</kbd><kbd>B</kbd> first. – William Bettridge-Radford – 2012-11-15T21:51:06.180
1Prefix schemes are not supported by conemu, may be in future... Thought, Apps+Tab may be used for requested action. – Maximus – 2012-11-15T22:31:46.330
1What is Apps? Is it a media key? – William Bettridge-Radford – 2012-11-16T00:01:05.547
1It is a key near to right Win – Maximus – 2012-11-16T05:41:53.893
Update to build 121119 or higher. – Maximus – 2012-11-19T20:12:33.750