The dock feature #6474
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Awesome tip! |
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Hmm, nice! But that begs the question: What's the difference between a pane and a dock? And I don't mean it from a technical perspective but rather from a UX point of view. It seems to me that the dock works like a pane but can also be resized, so why have both and not "upgrade" everything to dock and get rid of panes? |
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One thing that annoys me slightly is opening a new file when the focus is currently on the Dock. A new tab will get opened in the Dock, which I / which is considered a kinda special pane. I'd prefer (a setting) for this new tab to be opened in the last-focused “regular” pane instead. If I want a file in the Dock, I'll move it there. |
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Hey, looks like the tips on the video is not valid anymore? I was looking for a way to have the terminal from the bottom dock to the right dock. |
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I think this may be a less known feature. You can have a dock anchored to the right or bottom of the editor. It's often useful for keeping your terminal sessions in there. But you can have all sorts of files open too. The nice thing is that it remembers what's open even if you quit and reopen Zed.
You can make the dock appear using CMD+Shift+k+Down or Right to anchor to the bottom or right. Or type
dockin the command palette (CMD+Shift+p) to check all options.Here's a short video demo:
zed-tips-dock.mp4
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