Rebbe Malachi
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Re: vim diff - only display differences in lines
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There isn't an easy way to sort the diff lines like so. Keep in mind that Vim does not know or care that the user lines are "sorted...
vim diff - only display differences in lines
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Hi, 1. I have two list of users like in file1: user1 user3 and in file2: user2 user4 2. I open first file: :e file1 2. Open second file :vsp...
Monday, October 13, 2025
Re: Scrolling behavior when using gj and gk is jumpy
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> I understand that, but my main point is that positioning the cursor serves as a way to scroll in basically every other text editor on e...
Re: Scrolling behavior when using gj and gk is jumpy
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I understand that, but my main point is that positioning the cursor serves as a way to scroll in basically every other text editor on earth ...
Re: Scrolling behavior when using gj and gk is jumpy
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"You could of course file an issue to Vim to see if there will be an appetite to add this as an option." I just found the vim dev ...
Saturday, October 11, 2025
Re: Scrolling behavior when using gj and gk is jumpy
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The purpose of j, k, gj, and gk is to _position the cursor_ for the next editing command. They might also move the buffer up or down relativ...
Friday, October 10, 2025
Re: Scrolling behavior when using gj and gk is jumpy
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I don't think the issue is asymmetric as you claimed? gj/gk exhibits the same jumping behavior both up and down (which is also shown in...
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