Re: Behavior like 'scrolloff', but only for jumps?

Am 26.10.2010 19:28, schrieb Benjamin R. Haskell:
> When searching through files, I'd like to have "context" in the sense
> that 'scrolloff' provides. But I don't want it for normal editing.
>
> E.g. I'd like to be able to manually scroll such that the cursor is on
> the last line of the window, but when jumping around via 'n', I don't
> ever want to end up on the last line.
>
> Is there such an option already?
>
> If not, how could I simply wrap the built-in normal mode 'n' command
> with a save-and-restore of 'so'?
>
> First attempt: (guessing it fails because of calling feedkeys from w/in
> a mapping?)
>
> fun! NoEndJump()
> let so=&l:so
> call feedkeys('n','n')
> let &l:so=so
> endfun
> nnoremap n <C-O>:call NoEndJump()<CR>

Smoked too much of that 'scrolloff' thing?
:nnoremap n nzz

;-)
Andy

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