Hi Adrian!
On Di, 24 Mär 2015, Adrian wrote:
> I'd like to jump between the console and the editor without having the
> console scroll up.
>
> Is there a way that this can be done? I see that there are terminal codes
> that save and restore the screen and this seems to be what vim uses to
> restore the console when you shell or Ctrl-Z out, so there must be a way to
> restore it without causing the shell to be invoked resulting in the terminal
> being scrolled up. Then a user can hit any key to restore the vim display.
>
> If this isn't a default feature, could this be done in scripting?
>
Does that help:
:set t_ti= t_te=
For a detailed explanation see :h xterm-screen
Best,
Christian
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