Switching panes
cy
allows you to quickly jump between panes using a built-in fuzzy finder. Try it out by hitting ctrl+a ; [?], which presents you with a list of all of the running panes.
The controls should be familiar to you if you have ever used a fuzzy finder:
- Typing filters the list.
- Use ctrl+j and ctrl+k (or the arrow keys) to move up and down.
- Press enter to make a selection.
- Quit without making a choice by typing ctrl+c or esc.
cy
ships with a few different key bindings for choosing a pane:
- ctrl+a k [?]: Jump to a project.
- ctrl+a l [?]: Jump to a shell based on its current working directory.
- ctrl+a : [?]: Jump to a pane by fuzzy-finding lines on the screen.
As you can tell, swapping to a new pane does not affect the existence of panes that are no longer on the screen.