Hi Tom!
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Tom Link wrote:
> 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.
How about this "hackish" solution
function! Reader(nr)
if a:nr==0
return ''
else
:ka
:1
setl noscrollbind scrolloff=0
let a=''
let i=a:nr
let a .= repeat(':bo vsp\<CR>', i)
let a .= repeat(':normal Ljzt\<CR>',i)
let a .= ':setl scb\<CR>'
while i>1
let a .= ':wincmd h\<CR>'
let a .= repeat(':normal Ljzt\<CR>',i-1)
let a .= ':setl scb\<CR>'
let i-=1
endwhile
let a .= ':wincmd h\<CR>'
let a .= ':setl scb\<CR>'
let a .= ':normal `a\<CR>'
return a
endif
endfu
and then call this function via
:exe ':call feedkeys("' . Read(2) . '","t")'
If you want to open 2 new scrollbinded windows. Adjust the number to
the number of windows you like to open.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian
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