another I have already been in using the :rew or :n it has the very
disturbing behavior of positioning the cursor at the bottom of the
screen. At first I thought it was just a behavior that exists in an
xterm but then I found it also exists in gvim as well. I finally
mapped the following function keys to get rid of this strange behavior
(this my entire ~/.vimrc file):
set hlsearch
set nobackup
set nocompatible
set noerrorbells
set nowrapscan
set showmatch
set showmode
map <F5> :n<CR>zz
map <F6> :rew<CR>zz
map <F7> :wn<CR>zz
map <F8> :w!<CR>zz
map <F12> :x!<CR>
" set so=999
behave xterm
All they have are the following files in /etc:
/etc/vimrc
/etc/skel/.vimrc
I cannot find what is doing it in the /etc/vimrc file. What do I need
to do to turn this behavior of bottoming of the cursor off (other than
using the preceding Fn keys)?. If nothing else this argues for Bram
coming up with a standard that all Linux and Unix vendors should use
for the /etc files to give a minimal standard for everybody to proceed
from. Some turn on hlsearch (I prefer it) and some don't. I can
clearly see that is something that is optional that should probably be
off by default. That isn't the problem - I want all of these
differences to disappear and not have something like this happen
again.
Or is it a bug that has been fixed? It doesn't happen on Ubuntu
10.04. Please send me a personal answer if at all possible since I
only receive the Abridged summary.
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