Happy to share! This sequence is more regular with multiplexed terminals - one window, many panes. Many people like 'tmux'. I ended up stuck with my terminal

Happy to share! This sequence is more regular with multiplexed terminals - one window, many panes. Many people like 'tmux'. I ended up stuck with my terminal handling it (Kitty)... I learned this way first. Anyway, if I'm iterating a lot on something, I end up using two or three panes at least. One pane as the ringer/wildcard while others are more static - an editor, the interpreter, etc. Reserving the 'ringer' pane protects that last argument for quick use. This reservation is aided by having the other static panes for my editor and such