>> nmap \s <Esc>:let cp=getpos(".")<C-CR>:echo cp<C-CR><Esc> "Saves the
>> cursor's position
>> nmap \g <Esc>:call setpos('.',cp)<C-CR><Esc> "Set's the cursor back
>> to the saved location
>>
>> You must save the position before scrolling. I hope that his will do
>> the trick for you.
>
> Just out of interest, how is this different to using marks?
The only benefit(s) I see involve not using/overwriting named
marks. So you can have an arbitrary number of them (with a
little extension) stored in a List; or if you need to refrain
from overwriting the existing marks, this is a decent way to do it.
However, in every other case, I'd say using marks wins -- it's
portable to vi/nvi/etc as well as minimal builds of vim where
+eval wasn't included.
-tim
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