window.Layout

enum window.Layout

enumoverload [source] ¶

enumoverload [source] ¶

enum window.Layout

One of the pane arrangements tmux knows by name.

tmux has exactly these, so a layout that does not exist is a compile error rather than a refusal at the far end of a round trip. A saved layout string is a different thing and goes through LayoutSpec::Saved .

Examples

use libtmux::Layout;

let guard = libtmux::test::TestServer::new().await?;
let session = guard.server().new_session("arranged").await?;
let mut window = session.active_window().await?.expect("a window");

window.select_layout(Layout::EvenHorizontal).await?;
assert_eq!(Layout::EvenHorizontal.as_str(), "even-horizontal");

guard.shutdown().await?;

Members

• as_str method The name tmux knows this layout by.
• EvenHorizontal constant Panes side by side, each the full height.
• EvenVertical constant Panes stacked, each the full width.
• MainHorizontal constant One large pane above a row of the rest.
• MainHorizontalMirrored constant The arrangement of Layout::MainHorizontal with the large pane below the row rather than above it.
• MainVertical constant One large pane beside a column of the rest.
• MainVerticalMirrored constant The arrangement of Layout::MainVertical with the large pane on the right rather than the left.
• minimum_release method The first tmux release that arranges panes this way.
• Tiled constant Panes in as even a grid as their count allows.