" Jump to start of nth or next block of 16 lines
nnoremap<expr> ]]
\ v:count
\ ? ":<C-U><cr>".(v:count*16+1)."Gzz"
\ : 17-line(".")%16."jzz"
Why is the :<C-U><CR> there? Doesn't that do nothing?
" Display line and block number
nnoremap ][ :echo (line(".")-1)%16 line(".")/16 "List"<cr>
BUT this function is not working:
fu! List()
" Jump to start of nth or next block of 16 lines
v:count ? ":<C-U><cr>".(v:count*16+1)."Gzz" : 17-line(".")%16."jzz"
" Display line and block number
echo (line(".")-1)%16 line(".")/16 "List"<cr>
endfu
nnoremap ]] :call List()<cr>
In a function, you actually have to run the commands, not just return
keystrokes like in an expr mapping. Something like this:
fu! List()
" Jump to start of nth or next block of 16 lines
if v:count
execute "normal ".(v:count*16+1)."Gzz"
else
execute "normal ".(17-line(".")%16)."jzz"
endif
" Display line and block number
echo (line(".")-1)%16 line(".")/16 "List"
endfu
:help :if
:help :execute
:help :normal
Ben.
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