Tmux Shell Vim

Robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh GitHub has ended my Shell configuration;
Spf13/spf13-vim Road GitHub ended my vim configuration

Session related Operations

Operation	shortcut Keys
View/Toggle Session	Prefix s
Leave session	Prefix D
Rename current session	Prefix $

Window related actions

Operation	shortcut Keys
New Window	Prefix c
Switch to the previous active window	Prefix space
Close a window	Prefix &
Switch using the window number	Prefix window number

Pane related Operations

Operation	shortcut Keys
Switch to the next pane	Prefix o
View the numbering of all panes	Prefix q
Splits a new pane vertically	Prefix "
Split a new pane horizontally	Prefix%
Temporarily put a form to the maximum	Prefix Z

Roll screen

Roll screen to enter the Copy-mode, that is, the prefix +[, and then you can use the up and down keys to scroll the screen, the configuration of the VI shortcut key mode, you can like the operation of the VI to scroll the screen, very convenient. Exit directly by pressing ' Q ' key.

Quick Start Tmux

If you think you should open tmux every time, and then open a few windows and panels is very troublesome, then the following script you will love. Refer here

Maximizes the current pane

#命名会话

#会话

Replication Mode Copy-mode

• prefix [Enter copy mode
• Start copying by space, move cursor Select Copy Area
• Press Enter to copy and exit Copy-mode.
• Move the cursor to the specified position, press Preifx] to paste

• C-b? Show shortcut keys Help
• C-b c-o Swap window position, similar to the c-w in vim
• C-b space key with next built-in layout
• C-b! Change the current window to a new window
• C-b "Horizontal Divider window
• C-b% Vertical Divider window
• C-b Q Displays the number of the separator window
• C-b o jumps to the next separator window
• C-b the previous and next separated windows of the upper and lower keys
• C-b C-direction key to resize a delimited window
• C-b c Creating a new window
• C-b 0~9 Select the window
• C-b c Creating a new window
• C-b n Select the next window
• C-b L switch to the last used window
• C-b P Select Previous window
• C-b w display and select window in menu mode
• C-b t Display clock
• C-b; Switch to the last used panel
• C-b x Close Panel
• C-b & Close Window
• C-b s display and select sessions in menu mode
• C-b D exits tumx and saves the current session, at which point the Tmux is still running in the background and can be entered into the specified session via Tmux attach

Tmux Shell Vim