Visual Panels

1. Split Screen
2. Display multiple screens such as Symbols, Registers, Stack, as well as custom panels

CUI met some useful GUI as the menu, that is Visual Panels.

Panels can be accessed by using or by using ! from the visual mode.

Overview

Commands

Use tab to move around the panels until you get to the targeted panel. Then, use hjkl, just like in vim, to scroll the panel you are currently on. Use S and s to step over/in, and all the panels should be updated dynamically while you are debugging. Either in the Registers or Stack panels, you can edit the values by inserting hex. This will be explained later. While hitting tab can help you moving between panels, it is highly recommended to use m to open the menu. As usual, you can use to move around the menu and will find tons of useful stuff there. You can also press " to quickly browse through the different options View offers and change the contents of the selected panel.

Split Screen

Split panels can be resized from Window Mode, which is accessed with w.

Window Mode Commands

Either in the Register or Stack panel, you can edit the values. Use c to activate cursor mode and you can move the cursor by pressing hjkl, as usual. Then, hit , just like the insert mode of vim, to insert a value.

Tabs

Visual Panels also offer tabs to quickly access multiple forms of information easily. Press t to enter Tab Mode. All the tabs numbers will be visible in the top right corner.

By default you will have one tab and you can press t to create a new tab with the same panels and T to create a new panel from scratch.

And pressing - deletes the tab you are in.

Saving layouts

You can save your custom layout of your visual panels either by picking the option ‘Save Layout’ from the File menu of the menu bar or by running:

Where test is the name with which you’d like to save it.

You can open a saved layout by passing the name as the parameter to v: