Re: "zz" vs ":echo"

Thanks a lot, Jason! On Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 4:05:55 PM UTC+1, Jason Felice wrote: > zz centers the cursor in the window *vertically* by scrolling the window.  > This is why the window is scrolling.  When the cursor is above the 1/2 the > screen height, zz doesn't scroll because there's

Re: "zz" vs ":echo"

zz centers the cursor in the window *vertically* by scrolling the window. This is why the window is scrolling. When the cursor is above the 1/2 the screen height, zz doesn't scroll because there's no more file to display. Once below that point, it will keep the cursor in the middle row. There is

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