On 4 мар, 08:30, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here, Ctrl-B (directly or by mapping <Space> to it) moves the cursor to
> the ('scrolloff' + 1)th line. If I set 'scrolloff' to a high value
> (9999) it still scrolls by a page. See also ":help 'window'".

As far as I can see <C-B> doesn't move the cursor -- it scrolls the
window. Cursor is moved as a side effect of this scrolling.
Thus I can't visually select every line with 20gg10<C-B> command for
example.
<C-U> on the other hand moves cursor up. Thus I can <C-U> to the line
number 1.
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