On 09/28/2011 03:15 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
On 09/28/11 07:59, Razvan Rotaru wrote:
What happens when I scroll down, is that the cursor is
following along. The problem occurs when the cursor jumps to a
short line (which is now out of the screen, because I am
scrolled to the right) and vim scrolls me back to the left so
that cursor remains in the screen.
This is incredibly annoying since I have to scroll to the
right again.
While it has other side-effects, you might try
:set ve=all
which you can read about at
:help 'virtualedit'
It seems to allow me to jump to the end of a long line and then scroll
downward with the cursor landing in virtual-space on the short lines
without triggering the horizontal-scroll back to where the short lines
would normally force me. You can then just reset it when you don't want it:
:set ve=
-tim
I had a similar problem which was solved by :set nostartofline
This prevents the cursor from automatically moving to the first
non-blank character: the column is kept.
HTH,
Cesc
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