How to swap the buffers in 2 windows emacs
I use buffer-move for this. Now if you are working on the buffer on the left side, calling 'buf-move-right' will swap it with the one on the right. I guess this is what you want.
In the Emacs 26.1 NEWS file there is the following entry:
+++
*** New command 'window-swap-states' swaps the states of two live
windows.
Which appears to offer similar functionality to crux-transpose-windows
but can also do some height/width transpositions?
The transpose-frame library provides a pretty comprehensive set of functions for flipping or rotating the window arrangements in frames.
M-x flop-frame
RET does what this particular question needs.
The following diagrams are from the commentary in the library (and its EmacsWiki page):
‘transpose-frame’ … Swap x-direction and y-direction
+------------+------------+ +----------------+--------+
| | B | | A | |
| A +------------+ | | |
| | C | => +--------+-------+ D |
+------------+------------+ | B | C | |
| D | | | | |
+-------------------------+ +--------+-------+--------+
‘flip-frame’ … Flip vertically
+------------+------------+ +------------+------------+
| | B | | D |
| A +------------+ +------------+------------+
| | C | => | | C |
+------------+------------+ | A +------------+
| D | | | B |
+-------------------------+ +------------+------------+
‘flop-frame’ … Flop horizontally
+------------+------------+ +------------+------------+
| | B | | B | |
| A +------------+ +------------+ A |
| | C | => | C | |
+------------+------------+ +------------+------------+
| D | | D |
+-------------------------+ +-------------------------+
‘rotate-frame’ … Rotate 180 degrees
+------------+------------+ +-------------------------+
| | B | | D |
| A +------------+ +------------+------------+
| | C | => | C | |
+------------+------------+ +------------+ A |
| D | | B | |
+-------------------------+ +------------+------------+
‘rotate-frame-clockwise’ … Rotate 90 degrees clockwise
+------------+------------+ +-------+-----------------+
| | B | | | A |
| A +------------+ | | |
| | C | => | D +--------+--------+
+------------+------------+ | | B | C |
| D | | | | |
+-------------------------+ +-------+--------+--------+
‘rotate-frame-anti-clockwise’ … Rotate 90 degrees anti-clockwise
+------------+------------+ +--------+--------+-------+
| | B | | B | C | |
| A +------------+ | | | |
| | C | => +--------+--------+ D |
+------------+------------+ | A | |
| D | | | |
+-------------------------+ +-----------------+-------+
If you are using Prelude you can just use C-c s
(prelude-swap-windows
). From the Prelude documentation:
C-c s
runs the commandcrux-swap-windows
(found inprelude-mode-map
), which is an alias forcrux-transpose-windows
in crux.el.