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@rostidev rostidev commented Sep 27, 2020

Just add the Alt+Shift+Q key binding to the default settings.json for closing the current pane.
I think it's useful for default configuration.

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But why? ctrl+shift+w is already bound to close pane...

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But why? ctrl+shift+w is already bound to close pane...

I didn't know that. I just found in settings.json the alt+shift+d binding to split pane and thought there is no binding to close it because the ctrl+shift+w is a default and isn't defined there.

Is there some way to see all my current key bindings?

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DHowett commented Sep 28, 2020

@rosti-il Sure!

You can see the "default" bindings by opening the settings defaults that ship with terminal.
Hold down Alt and click on Settings in the menu. 😄

This is not documented well, but it is documented in your settings file.

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@DHowett Thanks, that's also good to know, but I've asked about a different thing. How to see all current bindings altogether? Some of the default bindings may also be overridden in the settings.json.

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DHowett commented Sep 29, 2020

There is no way to see the resultant set of bindings.

You may be interested in the arc of #1564 :)

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