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Remove enableReadOnlyMode and disableReadyOnlyMode docs in panes #672

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21 changes: 0 additions & 21 deletions TerminalDocs/panes.md
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Expand Up @@ -224,27 +224,6 @@ You can toggle read-only mode on a pane with the `toggleReadOnlyMode` command.
{ "command": "toggleReadOnlyMode" }
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You can enable read-only mode on a pane. This works similarly to toggling, however, will not switch state if triggered again.

**Command name:** `enableReadOnlyMode`
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in the release-1.18 branch make sure to include the text that says these actions are in the preview build :)

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Done in #673! Thanks Dustin! 👍


**Default bindings:**

```json
{ "command": "enableReadOnlyMode" }
```

You can disable read-only mode on a pane. This works similarly to toggling, however, will not switch state if triggered again.

**Command name:** `disableReadOnlyMode`

**Default bindings:**

```json
{ "command": "disableReadOnlyMode" }
```


## Customizing panes using key bindings

You can customize what opens inside a new pane depending on your custom key bindings.
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