Window.SplitPane
SplitPane creates a tiled pane in the receiver's exact winlink. Attach makes the new pane active in that session and winlink; it is not a global client-focus guarantee. The returned Pane is freshly materialized in the receiver SessionID and WindowID rather than by canonical ID-only refresh. Pane.Split is the equivalent operation relative to an existing pane rather than its window.
Source and package
- Qualified name
-
tmux.Window. Split Pane - Package
- tmux
- Declared in
Window- Distribution
- github.com/libtmux/libtmux-go/tmux
- Source
- tmux/pane_create.go
- Other languages
- Perl Erlang PowerShell Julia Elixir Haskell Common Lisp PythonRuby Lua TypeScriptRustJavaC#C++SwiftKotlinScala OCaml F# Clojure
- func (w Window) SplitPane( ctx context
.Context , request SplitPane , ) (Pane, error)Request -
Description#
If tmux reports a
PaneIDbefore a transport or refresh failure, the partial result also contains the receiver SessionID and WindowID. Other failures return zero; creation is not rolled back.- Parameters
tmux command#
The tmux commands behind SplitPane.
tmux C API#
The C declarations in tmux that implement these commands.
Each path starts at a function a command runs, which is degree 1. The degree counts steps from there along the path, and each step is a call or a reference: degree 2 is reached from that function, degree 3 from the next, and so on.
Split a window
- 1
cmd_split_window_exec - references → 2
spawn_pane - calls → 3
window_add_pane - calls → 4
window_pane_create
Guides#
Pages that discuss SplitPane.
In other ports#
Split a window's active pane
| Language | Equivalent |
|---|---|
| Python | libtmux |
| Ruby | Lib |
| Haskell | No public Haskell equivalent is implemented; the current modules expose scalar values and version parsing. |
| TypeScript | window |
| Rust | window |
| Java | io |
| Kotlin | io |
| Scala | io |
| C# | Lib |
| C++ | libtmux:: |
| Swift | Server |
| OCaml | No direct public OCaml equivalent is recorded for this operation. |
| Perl | No dedicated equivalent in the selected Perl surface. Explicit Server::cmd remains available for native tmux commands. |
No equivalent is recorded in Lua, PowerShell, Julia, Erlang, Elixir, Common Lisp, Clojure or F#.