On 20/02/09 09:49, Tom Link wrote:
>> 2. Does it work?
>
> Not the way it is posted. With minor modifications it works to some
> degree:
>
> set noscrollbind
> botright vert split
> normal Ljzt
> set scrollbind
> wincmd p
> set scrollbind
>
> But this doesn't work (for me) when being executed from a function or
> if you source those lines from a file. So you'd have to enter the
> commands on the command line which isn't really practical. I also
> noticed minor "line shifts" so 2<pagedown> doesn't always get you to
> the next book page -- but maybe there is an option I forgot/don't know
> about controlling the behaviour of pagedown.
>
> I'd say, a good start but it doesn't really work yet.
":set [no]scrollbind" should be ":setlocal" -- you don't want new [No
Name] buffers to open in 'scrollbind' mode (to be scrolled "together"
after you fill them with more than one screen of data).
Best regards,
Tony.
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