Excerpts from Benny Bürger's message of Wed Jun 16 00:24:24 +0200 2010: > Hi, > > I don't like extremly fast scrolling, so I want to reset the scroll variable > to a lower value (Important when using <C-D> or <C-U> > Unfortunately it is reseted each time a window is resized, this is quite > annoying. > I solved the problem by rebinding of the <C-D> and <C-U> keys > > nmap <C-D> 5j > nmap <C-d> 5k
Behaviour differs slightly. You may want this instead: nmap <C-D> 5j5<c-e> How much lines do you want to scroll? Should the amount depend on screen size as well? Eg be a 1/4th of screen height? Have a look at the VimResized autocommand. You should use that. I would have suggested using an autocommand. But Vim seems to set the value after the autocommand was triggered.. augroup SCROLL autocmd VimResized,BufEnter exec 'set scroll='.winheight(0)/4 autocmd VimResized,BufEnter * echoe 'set scroll='.winheight(0)/4 augroup end So best you can do is fun! Scroll() exec 'set scroll'=winheight(0)/4 endf nnoremap <c-d> :call Scroll()<cr><c-d> nnoremap <c-u> :call Scroll()<cr><c-u> which will set 'scroll' whenever you press c-d or c-u Marc Weber -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
