> > ========================================= > > Bug 2 : ^W-v bug still present > > ========================================= > > > > I already reported it, here is how to reproduce it: > > > > 1. vim -u NONE -U NONE file_that_has_more_lines_than_your_term > > 2. <page-down>5j > > 3. ^W-v > > > > the line that has the cursor in the left window goes as the first > > visible line of the buffer, whereas it should not move. newly opened > > window is ok though. > > I don't see this problem. Does it depend on the number of lines in the > file perhaps?
This type of problem happens to me all the time (when splitting buffers and/or opening new tab pages): the buffer scrolls up or down. When I have, let's say, 6 lines in a buffer (scrolled all the way down, with only the last line showing); and I spliting vertically twice ^Wv ^Wv, when I return, the buffer has been scrolled. Also I concur that the terminal size makes a difference. --Matt
