shortcut key to move between splits?
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I found the split window option (window -> split vertically) pretty useful. Is there a shortcut key that allows me to move the cursor to another split window? ctrl-tab cycles through all the "tab"s. I want to just jump to the next split window.
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There are 2 actions in the Keymap:
Goto Next Splitter
Goto Previous Splitter
They are in conflict with Switcher since they use the same shortcut (Ctrl+Tab), you can change the keyboard shortcut to fix this problem.
See also: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/IDEA-23698.
Ah! It never occured to me that there was a clash of shortcut keys. Thanks for the explanation!
Here is a simple shortcut without remapping keys if you use the `IdeaVim` plugin. You can use Vim's `Ctrl + W` and then either use `W` to toggle split windows or `H`,`J`, `K`,`L` to move between windows.
Vim is powerful, isn't it? :)
Vim Ctrl+w w works great!!
Do you also have a vim-intellij shortcut to move in between general panels? Like move from source to error or move from source to project structured etc?
Tomerbd1Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2 etc. See "View | Tool Windows" to see all the shortcuts.
is there a shortcut for moving a file to a split window? Like say there's a file that's on my right window split..how can I move it to my left window split with a keyboard shortcut?
Victor Cui1996 You can try to assign a custom shortcut for "Move To Opposite Group" action:
I searched for it, couldn't find one. But you can press CTL + tab. It will pop a dialog from which you can select a file from opposite group. Now, you are in another opposite group.
Hello, Kazhian. Could you please share a screenshot of the
Settings | Keymapwindow, theOther | Tabcategory? The shortcut action should be presented there. Also, please specify which IDE you use.Is there a way to cycle through each split when we reach the end of “Next Tab”?
For instance, two split window, with 3 tabs each. When cycling through the next tab while being on the 3rd tab it would cycle through the next split window.
I guess it would be a cycle hierarchy with:
- Split windows (1-2)
- Tabs (1-3)
Doing: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 → 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 → 1.1, 1.2, …
Remy Machado ,
Workaround: use Cmd+` for switching project tabs and Ctrl+arrows for switching editor tabs.
Please upvote the related ticket https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IJPL-59205