Sergey Poznyakoff wrote: > Here comes the fix. This version also works correctly > when argument count is specified (e.g. C-U 3 4 <down>).
Thanks! This patch appears to work fine. I can't find any hiccups. Except... when scrolling back up to a previous node that was longer than a single screenfull, the cursor jumps to the middle of the page instead of starting at the bottom. This is not really an error, but not quite what one would expect -- especially not when accidentily scrolling off the bottom of a page and then quickly scrolling back. So now I have <PageUp> and <PageDown> defined to not stop at node borders, nor <up> and <down>. It is only <Tab> that still runs in circles inside a single node. It would make make <Tab> more useful if it could be configured to jump from reference to cross-reference through the entire document. -- If I'm asking too much here, no worries, I'll go be happy with these non-blocking cursor keys. :) Regards, Benno
