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I donโt know what it means exactly but I did SPC l 0
to create two named perspective
s in different starting state
Can switch between them via SPC l 1
and SPC l 2
or SPC l 0
and pick my named perspective
So for working in multiple projects at once? And keeping the state separate?
The workspaces are contained within a layout, but there's nothing stopping you from having multiple projects per layout.
I'm starting to create layouts per feature, because they usually involve code in 2+ different projects.
SPC l w 1
will jump straight to 1
, but you can also go backwards and forwards with g t
& g T
(workspaces within a layout). Renaming (`SPC w l R`) is also useful when you have lots of those.
SPC b W
should change to the buffer and switch to the workspace that contains it, but it doesn't work for me
@erwinrooijakkers SPC l TAB
switches to last layout, so makes it easy to toggle between two. Just the same as toggling between two buffers with SPC TAB
SPC l l
selects a layout by name, or create a named layout of that name does not exist. I find it useful for selection when I have more than 10 layouts (which I often do)