Hi JohnBeckett!
On Sa, 27 Aug 2016, JohnBeckett wrote:
> Can something be done to give a more convincing display of whether the
> two buffers have a difference? The problem is that Vim's logic for
> positioning the top line of the window shows the minimum amount of
> text in the above scenario (possibly just a single fold line). It
> would be nice if some extra logic said "this is a diff, so if there is
> a difference, scroll *both* windows down as much as possible".
Would a message, if both files are the same, be sufficient? I think diff
always returns 0 if there are no differences found, so we could simply
show a message in that case.
Best,
Christian
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