I know there's the Ctrl + Right Arrow and Ctrl + Left Arrow shortcuts the will copy the current tab from the right/left window into the current tab of the other window. However what I'm trying to do is setup a shortcut to "move" the tab so basically:
- copy the current tab of a window
- open that copied directory into a new tab in the other window
- close the tab you originally copied
[solved] Can I move a tab to the other window with a shortcut?
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[solved] Can I move a tab to the other window with a shortcut?
Last edited by Jorge24 on 2024-06-05, 05:07 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Can I move a tab to the other window with a shortcut?
The closest to what you want would probably a user cmd with cm_OpenNewTabOther, cm_CloseCurrentTab and then put a shortcut on that user cmd.
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Re: Can I move a tab to the other window with a shortcut?
Thanks, I tried this but there's a small problem. After it opens the new tab on the other window, the "current tab" becomes the new one you just opened so cm_CloseCurrentTab ends up closing the tab you just opened.Sir_SiLvA wrote: 2024-06-04, 22:01 UTC The closest to what you want would probably a user cmd with cm_OpenNewTabOther, cm_CloseCurrentTab and then put a shortcut on that user cmd.
I tried looking for something else like cm_CloseCurrentTabOther but it doesn't seem to exist.
Any ideas? Maybe there's a command to switch the active window I can put in between the other two commands?
I learned that pressing TAB allows me to switch to the other window but I'm not sure what the command for that switching is called.
Re: Can I move a tab to the other window with a shortcut?
oh I found the command to switch the window and got it working, thanks!
The whole thing is this now in case anyone ever looks this up:
The whole thing is this now in case anyone ever looks this up:
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cm_OpenNewTabOther, cm_FocusTrg, cm_CloseCurrentTab