Re: triggering macro on navigation to new line

On 2019-05-13, Ed Peschko wrote:
> All,
>
> I just found :set nolazyredraw, which is *very* nice in speeding up
> user interaction time, and which helps immensely with my goal of a
> quickfix-like editing mode (see the post that I made earlier), so the
> only thing left is if there is a way to trigger an action when you go
> to a new line, whether you:
>
> 1. search for a pattern
> 2. do :<lineno>
> 3. hit j or k, up-arrow, down-arrow
>
> I suppose I could re-map each of these actions but IMO it would be a
> lot cleaner if something universal existed. Does vim have something
> like this?

The CursorMoved autocommand event may do what you want. See:

:help CursorMoved

Regards,
Gary

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