Hello.
Is there a way to swap the whole left and right pane, when each of them
are already further spitted with 'sp'?
Ctrl+w r in this case would swap the upper and lower pane, NOT what is
wanted.
Here is the full use case description:
The usual set up for me is first to divide screen to left and right, then
upper and lower.
Left side the source file I am working on, the right side the other source
file closely related. e.g. if I am working on a class, I put the code that
uses the class on the right.
And each of them are further splitted into upper and lower parts, so that
I can edit the content of the file while still looking at its header, the
variable declarations etc.
When I switch my focus (e.g. seeing a method should change, I finished
working on the class, and continue to update the uses of the class), it is
difficult to switch focus from left side to right side, so it is desirable
to swap the whole left and right pane. In order to do that, I need to
close all horizental splits before doing Ctrl+w r.
How about just move your focus to the right? Once I work a few hours on a
file, my focus stay on the left side of the screen, and look right for
references, it slows me down a lot if I need to do the reverse. Does this
happen to others as well? I guess so.
Thanks in advance!
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