I have a layout right now that looks like
1
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2
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3
and I want it to look like
1
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3
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2
I know the command C-b C-o
cycles their positions, but it's not possible to write a transposition as a product of cycles, mathematically speaking. I also know there are commands to reorder windows but I am interested in panes. Can this be accomplished?
From the middle pane use Prefix } , or from the bottom pane use Prefix { . The default bindings for these keys are swap-pane -D and swap-pane -U . This will re-order the contents of the panes, but the indices of the panes will stay the same.
To change the layout of panes in a Tmux windows, press <prefix><space> . It will change between different layouts. We may also use command select-layout (or selectl for short) instead. Possible layouts are: even-horizontal , even-vertical , main-horizontal , main-vertical , tiled .
If you hold the Alt key, you can use your arrow keys to move your focus between panes.
Switching between panes Alternatively, you can use your arrow keys to navigate to a pane according to your layout. For example, if you've got two open panes divided by a horizontal split, you can press Ctrl+B followed by the Up arrow to switch from the lower pane to the top pane.
From the middle pane use Prefix}, or from the bottom pane use Prefix{. The default bindings for these keys are swap-pane -D
and swap-pane -U
.
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