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Max​Pane

by jisaacks ALL

Sublime Text plugin to quickly maximize a pane in a multi pane layout without resetting the layout.

Details

  • 2020.08.22.12.56.44
  • github.​com
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  • Linux 1K
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Readme

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MaxPane

Easily maximize/unmaximize a pane without resetting your multi-pane setup.

Ever used a multi pane setup in Sublime Text and want to maximize a single pane for a bit, and be able to switch back to the multi pane layout again when done?

Then MaxPane is for you.

It also works great with BetterTabCycling, Origami and Distraction Free Window!

So lets say you have this multi pane setup:

normal

Maximize Panes

Press ctrl + k, ctrl + f (Linux/Windows) / super + k, super + f (MacOS) to maximize the active (upper right) pane:

max_pane

Press ctrl + k, ctrl + f (Linux/Windows) / super + k, super + f (MacOS) another time to return to the original state.

Maximize Editor

Press ctrl + k, ctrl + m (Linux/Windows) / super + k, super + m (MacOS) to hide everything but the active pane.

max_editor

Press ctrl + k, ctrl + m (Linux/Windows) / super + k, super + m (MacOS) another time to return to the original state.

Installation

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