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You can definitely split a window into multiple columns/rows in Sublime (View >> Layout). Possible I'm completely misunderstanding you though.
by mburesh 13y ago
You can definitely split a window into multiple columns/rows in Sublime (View >> Layout). Possible I'm completely misunderstanding you though.
- omegote 13y agoThe problem in Sublime is that you have a limited set of layouts, those that appear in the Layout menu. In other editors, such as Emacs or the way Terminator works, you can just "split" the current buffer/view/panel (you get the concept) either vertically or horizontally, so you can build virtually any kind of layout.
- cpeterso 13y agoYes, I miss the GUI equivalent of vim's sp or vsp view splitting.