> On 22/10/27 11:45 AM, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> >> (got my system back from the shop; so good)
> >>
> >> Given: "xxx" is a file with a single line covering 4 screen lines
> >> Do:
> >>
> >> gvim -u NONE -U NONE xxx
> >> :set smoothscroll
> >> Ctrl-E
> >>
> >> Note that cursor starts at beginning of line, column 0.
> >>
> >> After entering Ctrl-E, observe cursor is on 2nd screen line column 0.
> >>
> >> It should be on the 1st screen line column 3, just after "<<<".
> > I thought this was nicer
> >
> I see. It also happens when "showbreak=+++", in that case skipping a
> screen line doesn't look right to me.
Looking at the initial issue text:
After entering Ctrl-E, observe cursor is on 2nd screen line column 0.
It should be on the 1st screen line column 3, just after "<<<".
I think one can argue for either to be right. Depends on what you
expect or what you think is more important.
My opinion is that the CTRL-E command scrolls vertically. Then moving
the cursor horizontally seems wrong, it should just move up/down so that
it is in the visible part of the line. This also matters for when
scrolling in the opposite direction next, leaving the cursor in the
third screen column seems wrong to me.
The images in pull request #11436 appear to use the option setting:
set showbreak=+++\
This is a completely different situation, since after CTRL-E the cursor
can't possibly be in the first screen column.
Currently it goes to the second screen line, while it could have been
placed in the first screen line, closer to where it was. I can't think
of a reason to move it further down, so that is something we probably
want to change.
I'll make a test that has the wrong result, so that it's easier to fix
it and check.
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