my tmux cheatsheet

tmux_cheatsheet.txt

# Cheat Sheet

## TMUX
starts new session             tmux new -s <name>
attach deatached session       tmux (a)ttach -t <name>
list sessions                  tmux ls

### Windows
new window                     ^a c
list windows                   ^a w
find window                    ^a f
rename-window to newname       ^a , <newname>
rename-window to newname       ^a :rename-window <newname>
kill window                    ^a &
swap current window right      :swap-window -t +1
swap current window left       :swap-window -t -1
swap current window to top     :swap-window -t 0
swap window 3 with 1           :swap-window -s 3 -t 1
move current window right      :move-window -t +1
move current window left       :move-window -t -1
move current window to top     :move-window -t 0
move window 3 with 1           :move-window -s 3 -t 1

### Copy & Paste
enter copy mode                ^a [
visual selection               v
copy selected text             y
paste text                     ^a ]
copy to mac clipboard          ^a ^c
copy from mac clipboard        ^a ^v

### Panes
split pane horizontally        ^a "
split pane vertically          ^a %
splitswitch to another pane    ^a o
show numeric values of panes   ^a q
then press the number to go    ^a q <number>
close panes except the current ^a !
swap location of panes         ^a ^o
show time                      ^a t
kill pane                      ^a x

zoom pane (zoom to full screen)  ^a z
resizes pane down                resize-pane
resizes pane upward              resize-pane -U
resizes pane left                resize-pane -L
resizes pane right               resize-pane -R
resizes pane down by 20 cells    resize-pane 20
resizes pane upward by 20 cells  resize-pane -U 20
resizes pane left by 20 cells    resize-pane -L 20
resizes pane right by 20 cells   resize-pane -R 20
resizes pane id 2 down 20 cells  resize-pane -t 2 20
resizes pane id 2 left 20 cells  resize-pane -t -L 20

**protip**
To resize in different steps, you can create maps that will adjust the
window size differently. For example to increase the window size by a
factor of 1.5 and decrease the window size by 0.67, you can map this:

nnoremap <silent> <Leader>+ :exe "resize " . (winheight(0) * 3/2)<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <Leader>- :exe "resize " . (winheight(0) * 2/3)<CR>