>
> I've never use Leo to read long chunks of text linearly...
Exactly, neither did I until I decided to study my public exam within Leo
> So there are misbehaviors in both implementations. I don't immediately
>
Yes, I also noticed what you mention, but didn't think this had the
possibility to replace the current implementation so didn't bother.
A fix for that would be this:
scroll_changed = c.frame.body.bodyCtrl.getYScrollPosition()
lines = c.frame.body.bodyCtrl.linesPerPage()
cursor_position = 0
for number in range(lines):
cursor_position=cursor_position+1
c.executeMinibufferCommand("next-line")
if not scroll_changed == c.frame.body.bodyCtrl.getYScrollPosition():
break #We reached the first line outside the current view of the text.
if cursor_position > (lines * 2):
break # Too many lines, we are either in the bottom of the document
for number in range(lines-1):
c.executeMinibufferCommand("next-line")
#Now you can optionally go back "lines-cursor_position" lines to put the
cursor where it 'was'.
Fidel.
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