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Early release libtmux is released, and its APIs may still change between releases. This site's structure and URLs may change too.

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method libtmux-rs latest

SplitWindow.horizontal

Split side by side rather than one above the other.

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Qualified name: libtmux::plan::ops::panes::SplitWindow::horizontal
Module: plan.ops.panes
Declared in: SplitWindow
Package: libtmux
Source: crates/libtmux/src/plan/ops/panes.rs

#[must_use] pub const fn horizontal(self) -> Self method [source] ¶: Description#

Exactly SplitDirection::Right, and defined as it so the two cannot disagree. Kept because it is the spelling this operation shipped with.
It sets the side as well as the axis, so it is the whole position rather than half of one: direction(Above).horizontal() is Right, not Left. Either setter, in either order, leaves one of the four positions and never a mix of two.

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