Enlarge the active pane, either with a shortcut or with a super handy follow mode. Inspired by Origami for Sublime Text.
Use cmd-shift-k on macOS or alt-shift-k Windows/Linux to toggle the focus on the active Pane.
... or override this shortcut with your own by using the command hey-pane:toggle-focus-of-active-pane
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Enable/Disable Follow Mode via the Command Palette.
... or make your own shortcut by using the command hey-pane:toggle-follow-mode
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With Hey, Pane! you can temporarily zoom/focus/enlarge (call it what you want) your active pane without losing sight of all other panes. The active pane gets really big, and all other panes will just peek around the corner. Perfect for focusing on your work or to make more space on a small screen.
It works with all kinds of pane arrangements.
If you want to see all your panes like they were before, just toggle Hey, Pane! again and everything will be back to normal, like nothing happened. Hey, Pane! temporarily saves all the sizes of your panes before focusing on one of them.
Resize your panes, Hey, Pane! will recover them.
Hey, Pane! can also follow your active pane and resize it, as soon as you change your Pane. Perfect for working with a small screen.
You can also use Follow Mode and manually toggling Focus, to get an overview of all active panes. It's a bit like magic*. ๐ซ
Really, it works with all crazy arrangements! Just look at this pane mess, no problem for Hey, Pane!
hey-pane:toggle-focus-of-active-pane
zooms/unzooms the active Panehey-pane:toggle-follow-mode
activates/deactivates Follow Mode
* No real magic involved