> > Expected behaviour. > > Change your keymap. > > IDE Options->Keymaps->Editor Actions->Move[Up|Down]AndScroll > > Ok, but I am unable to get the behaviour I want -- the > Move[Up|Down]AndScroll has an undesired (by me!) side effect: the current > row stays where it was at on the screen while the screen scrolls. Ick. I > want the old Ctrl-Up/Down behaviour where the current row scrolled WITH the > screen until it hit the top/bottom borders.
I have my Ctrl-Up/Down keys mapped as stated above but have noticed what I think is a bug in the implementation -- when scrolling over folded code, the code is automatically unfolded. To reproduce: - map Ctrl-Up to MoveUpAndScroll and Ctrl-Down to MoveDownAndScroll - collapse an entire .java file (Ctrl-Shift-Minus) - hold down Ctrl-Down (or Ctrl-Up) to move through the entire file - notice that collapsed regions are uncollapsed as the cursor row passes over them This function should skip over folded code regions (and, IMHO, should scroll the current row WITH the screen until it hits the top/bottom borders). -sms _______________________________________________ Eap-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-bugs
