This package is a renamed version of move-pane package.
split-and-move overrides the default behavior of pane splitting in Atom editor.
If your active pane has two or more tabs, its active item will be moved into a new pane. Otherwise, a split pane will be added.
This package overrides the default split commands, but they are still avaiable via application/context menu.
Commands:
- Mac: cmd + k Up/Down/Left/Right
- Windows, Linux: ctrl + k Up/Down/Left/Right
You can also move tab from pane to pane without your mouse. Press cmd + k m / ctrl + k m to enter Moving mode, and hit 'Pane Number' key of the pane you want to move your tab into. 'Pane Number' is displayed in the bottom of each pane.
Keystroke | Command | Selector |
---|---|---|
cmd-k right | split-and-move:split-right | .platform-darwin |
cmd-k left | split-and-move:split-left | .platform-darwin |
cmd-k up | split-and-move:split-up | .platform-darwin |
cmd-k down | split-and-move:split-down | .platform-darwin |
cmd-k m | split-and-move:start-move | .platform-darwin |
Keystroke | Command | Selector |
---|---|---|
ctrl-k right | split-and-move:split-right | .platform-win32, .platform-linux |
ctrl-k left | split-and-move:split-left | .platform-win32, .platform-linux |
ctrl-k up | split-and-move:split-up | .platform-win32, .platform-linux |
ctrl-k down | split-and-move:split-down | .platform-win32, .platform-linux |
ctrl-k m | split-and-move:start-move | .platform-win32, .platform-linux |