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Keys & Commands
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| Key | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| C-x b | purpose-friendly-switch-buffer |
Switch to a buffer, show it in a window determined by Purpose. This uses either IDO prompt, Helm prompt or vanilla prompt, depending on what's enabled. |
| C-u C-x b | switch-buffer-without-purpose |
Switch to a buffer without considering Purpose |
| C-u C-u C-x b | purpose-switch-buffer-with-purpose |
Like C-x b, but limit the buffer choice to buffers with the same purpose as the current buffer |
| None | purpose-switch-buffer-with-some-purpose |
Select a purpose, then switch to a buffer that has that purpose. |
| C-x C-f | purpose-friendly-find-file |
Open a file, show it in a window determined by Purpose. This uses either IDO prompt, Helm prompt or vanilla prompt, depending on what's enabled. |
| C-u C-x C-f | find-file-without-purpose |
Open a file without considering Purpose |
- Replace C-x with C-x 4 in any of the above to show the buffer in another window.
- Replace C-x with C-x 5 in any of the above to show the buffer in another frame.
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C-x j (
quit-window): Useful for closing a window that you meant to open temporarily (like q in Help windows)
| Key | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| C-c , d | purpose-toggle-window-purpose-dedicated |
Make the current window dedicated or not-dedicated to its current purpose. Purpose-dedicated windows have a "!" appended to their purpose in the mode-line. |
| C-c , D | purpose-toggle-window-buffer-dedicated |
Make the current window dedicated or not-dedicated to its current buffer. Displays a message saying if buffer-dedication was turned on or off. |
| Key | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| None | purpose-save-window-layout |
Save the current window layout to file |
| None | purpose-load-window-layout |
Load a window layout from file (changes the layout of the current frame) |
| None | purpose-save-window-layout-file |
Save the current window layout to file, choose file directly |
| None | purpose-load-window-layout-file |
Load a window layout from file, choose file directly |
| None | purpose-reset-window-layout |
Reload the latest window layout that was loaded |
| None | purpose-save-frame-layout |
Save the current frame layout to file. The frame layout is a list of the window layouts of all live frames. |
| None | purpose-load-frame-layout |
Load a frame layout from file (closes existing frames and creates other frames according to the frame layout) |
| None | purpose-save-frame-layout-file |
Save the current frame layout to file, choose file directly |
| None | purpose-load-frame-layout-file |
Load a frame layout from file, choose file directly |
| None | purpose-reset-frame-layout |
Reload the latest frame layout that was loaded |
| C-c , 1 | purpose-delete-non-dedicated-windows |
Delete all windows that aren't dedicated |
| None | purpose-set-window-purpose |
Change the purpose of the current window. Window's buffer is changed accordingly. |
| None | purpose-delete-window-at-top |
Delete top-most window in frame. Note that if the window doesn't span the entire frame's width, it's not considered "top-most". |
| None | purpose-delete-window-at-bottom |
Delete bottom-most window in frame. Note that if the window doesn't span the entire frame's width, it's not considered "bottom-most". |
| None | purpose-delete-window-at-left |
Delete left-most window in frame. Note that if the window doesn't span the entire frame's width, it's not considered "left-most". |
| None | purpose-delete-window-at-right |
Delete right-most window in frame. Note that if the window doesn't span the entire frame's width, it's not considered "right-most". |
| Key | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| None | purpose-reset-configuration |
Reset the purpose-configuration to its default configuration |