pane:split{}
¶
Since: Version 20220624-141144-bd1b7c5d
The functionality described in this section requires version 20220624-141144-bd1b7c5d of wezterm, or a more recent version.
Splits pane
and spawns a program into the split, returning the
Pane
object associated with it:
When no arguments are passed, the pane is split in half left/right and the right half has the default program spawned into it.
The following parameters are supported:
args¶
Specifies the argument array for the command that should be spawned. If omitted the default program for the domain will be spawned.
cwd¶
Specify the current working directory that should be used for the program.
If unspecified, follows the rules from default_cwd
set_environment_variables¶
Sets additional environment variables in the environment for this command invocation.
domain¶
Specifies the multiplexer domain into which the program should
be spawned. The default value is assumed to be "CurrentPaneDomain"
,
which causes the default domain to be used.
You may specify the name of one of the multiplexer domains defined in your configuration using the following:
Or you may use the default domain:
direction¶
Specifies where the new pane should be placed. Possible values are:
"Right"
- splits the pane left/right and places the new pane on the right."Left"
- splits the pane left/right and places the new pane on the left."Top"
- splits the pane top/bottom and places the new pane on the top."Bottom"
- splits the pane top/bottom and places the new pane on the bottom.
top_level¶
If true
, rather than splitting pane
in half, the tab that contains it
is split and the new pane runs the full extent of the tab dimensions.
size¶
Controls the size of the new pane.
Numeric values less than 1.0
are used to express a fraction of the
available space; 0.5
means 50%
of the available space, for example.
Numeric values greater or equal to 1
are used to specify the number of
cells.
The default value is 0.5
.
This creates two additional splits within pane
, creating three
total splits that each occupy 1/3 of the available space: