On 22/06/09 00:54, Kirill Igumenshchev wrote:
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> i'm searching for a feature, it is a little complicated to describe.
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> i would like to vsplit a window in 3 parts. the center one for editing, the
> left one is continuation of the same text but before the center window and
> the right one is the same continuation at the bottom. now, this is easy to
> do by hand. but I would like all of the windows scroll when i scroll one of
> the windows. so when i scroll, the windows don't contain the same lines but
> still continue the text without skipping.
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> I never programmed in vim but i would put time into making this feature. the
> screens don't go taller, they go wider; so i see it as the only way to fill
> the screen with useful information.
>
> Thank you,
> --Kirill
Split your window using ":vsplit". Adjust them vertically. Then make
sure that the 'scrollbind' option is set in all three and nowhere else.
Then:
- when you scroll the current window, all three will scroll together
- in gvim, when you scroll an inactive window by means of its scrollbar,
the other two won't scroll, thus allowing you to "fix" it if ever your
windows get out of sync.
See
:help :vsplit
:help :windo
:help 'scrollbind'
Best regards,
Tony.
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