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When I used Emacs, for some reason it scrolled more than one line at a time as I hit the end of the screen. This was literally the only reason I have never both
by chris_wot 9y ago
When I used Emacs, for some reason it scrolled more than one line at a time as I hit the end of the screen. This was literally the only reason I have never bothered with Emacs and stuck with vim.
Terrible I know, but that's my store. I guess Eshell is not for me...
- Per_Bothner 9y agoTerm mode only scrolls one line at end of screen.
- juki 9y agoAdding this to your init file would have changed the behavior to scroll only one line: (setq scroll-conservatively 30)
- kwoff 9y agoI also use: (defun go-up-one () (interactive "*") (scroll-down 1)) (defun go-down-one () (interactive "*") (scroll-up 1)) (global-set-key [S-up] 'go-up-one) (global-set-key [S-down] 'go-down-one) so shift-up and shift-down scroll by one line no matter where the cursor is; and the cursor can often remain where it is, until you scroll too far. (Maybe it's outdated, since I did it a long time ago.)