An action is a thing slosh can do to a pane, a tab, or the session. split,
zoom, next tab, quit, etc. Every action has a name, and that name is what you bind a
key to (keys) or type into the command palette (C-a p).
Everything below can be bound, and everything below can be run from the palette
without being bound at all. The key column is the default binding, if there
is one; an action with no default key is reached from the palette until you give
it one.
| action |
key |
does |
split |
Enter |
split whichever way there is more room |
split-cols |
\ |
split into columns |
split-rows |
- |
split into rows |
close-pane |
x |
close this pane |
rerun |
r |
run a finished pane's command again |
zoom |
z |
fill the tab with this pane, and back |
minimize |
m |
put it away in the strip along the bottom |
float |
f |
float it, and back |
new-float |
F |
a new floating shell, the throwaway terminal |
set-purpose |
P |
tag it with a purpose |
rename-pane |
(none) |
rename this pane (double-click does it too) |
clear-shaders |
(none) |
clear whatever the program painted on it |
pane-to-next-tab |
> |
push it to the tab after |
pane-to-prev-tab |
< |
push it to the tab before |
pane-to-new-tab |
b |
break it out into a tab of its own |
| action |
key |
does |
focus-left |
h, ← |
move focus left |
focus-right |
l, → |
move focus right |
focus-up |
k, ↑ |
move focus up |
focus-down |
j, ↓ |
move focus down |
focus-next |
o |
the next pane |
finder |
s |
find a pane by name |
| action |
key |
does |
resize-left |
H, shift+← |
move the boundary left, or the pane if it is floating |
resize-right |
L, shift+→ |
move the boundary right |
resize-up |
K, shift+↑ |
move the boundary up |
resize-down |
J, shift+↓ |
move the boundary down |
equalize |
0 |
give every visible pane an even share |
float-grow |
= (+) |
grow a focused float about its centre |
float-shrink |
- |
shrink a focused float (through split-rows when tiled) |
rotate-layout |
Space |
turn the layout a quarter turn (four brings it back) |
| action |
key |
does |
new-tab |
c |
new tab |
rename-tab |
(none) |
rename this tab |
close-tab |
X |
close this tab |
next-tab |
Tab |
next tab |
prev-tab |
shift+Tab |
previous tab |
select-tab-1 … select-tab-9 |
1 … 9 |
go to that tab |
| action |
key |
does |
scroll-up |
(none) |
up a line |
scroll-down |
(none) |
down a line |
scroll-page-up |
PgUp |
up a page |
scroll-page-down |
PgDn |
down a page |
scroll-top |
Home |
to the oldest line |
scroll-bottom |
End |
back to the present |
search |
/ |
search the scrollback: type, ↑ ↓ between matches, Enter keeps your place, Esc snaps back |
| action |
key |
does |
workspaces |
w |
go to a project (workspaces) |
save-workspace |
W |
write this tab out as this project's layout |
| action |
key |
does |
palette |
p |
the command palette |
help |
? |
the cheatsheet |
edit-config |
e |
edit the config, in a pane |
themes |
t |
the theme picker, worn as you browse |
detach |
d |
detach, leave it running |
quit |
q |
quit the session |
literal-prefix |
leader twice |
send the leader itself to the program |
scroll-up and scroll-down have no default key (the mouse wheel does that
job), which is exactly the case the palette exists for. So does clear-shaders,
which undoes whatever the program in a pane painted on it
(shaders); bind it if you leave
in_band_shaders on. rename-pane and rename-tab are unbound too, because a
double-click on the title is the fast path.
> and < are the shifted period and comma. A terminal does not report the
shift for punctuation, so . and , answer to them as well: the same deal /
has with ?, and the reason the defaults bind both halves.
