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IDEs based on the IntelliJ platform let you split the editor in various ways, but I don't see an option to move focus from one editor to another using just keyboard (something like other-window from Emacs).
Is there an "action" to do that?
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To move between tabs, press Alt+Right or Alt+Left . You can also switch between recently viewed tabs or files. In the editor, press Ctrl+Tab .
Split a single file into multiple tabsRight-click a tab and choose Split Right or Split Down. Choose Window | Editor Tabs | Split Right/Split Down from the main menu.
In IntelliJ IDEA, to convert existing tabs to spaces or vice versa, use File → Edit → Convert Indents → To Spaces (or To Tabs). The Reformat code shortcut Ctrl + Alt + L will also do this, while applying other changes.
You can use Find Action with ⌘⇧A (macOS), or Ctrl+Shift+A (Windows/Linux), and then type in 'Show virtual space at the bottom of the file'.
For mac users, the default shortcut is option + tab
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I think you're already find answer, but for someone who have same question and find this post like me. Go to Prefernces -> Keymap or simple use search in preference and find Goto Next Splitter and make your own hotkey for this action.
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Main Menu Window | Editor Tabs | Select Next/Previous Tab
There's also Switcher (Ctrl+Tab) available in the same menu as Goto Next/Previous Splitter which switches between splitted editor parts, tool windows, and many other things.
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For macOS it is option + tab keys to switch between tab groups
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