On 2022-08-12, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> On Fr, 12 Aug 2022, Tim Chase wrote:
> > The other settings in defaults.vim don't usually give me much grief, but
> > having a non-0 'scrolloff' means my usual
> >
> > {count}H
> > {count}L
> >
> > no longer land {count} lines from the top/bottom of the screen,
> > but rather {count} + &scrolloff lines from the top/bottom.
>
> The 'scrolloff' setting is also my major issue with defaults.vim and it
> makes copy/pasting with a mouse from a terminal so much more harder.
>
> Sometimes I find it useful when searching and I need the context, but
> when I do, setting it explicitly is good enough.
I also want to move the cursor anywhere on the screen while also
wanting some context around search hits. I have this mapping and
function in my vimrc which enables 'scrolloff' briefly at the end
of n and N commands.
nnoremap <silent> n :call ScrolloffCmd('nzv')<cr>
nnoremap <silent> N :call ScrolloffCmd('Nzv')<cr>
function! ScrolloffCmd(cmd)
try
exe 'normal!' a:cmd
catch
echohl ErrorMsg
echomsg matchstr(v:exception, ':\zs.*')
echohl NONE
endtry
let l:scrolloff = &scrolloff
set scrolloff=2
redraw
let &scrolloff = l:scrolloff
endfunction
I've done similar corrections for tag jumps and quickfix jumps.
That doesn't cover every case where it would be nice to have context
following a jump, but it covers the most annoying ones.
Regards,
Gary
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