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Another issue is scrolling visual lines one by one that have been wrapped. (N)vim can only scroll by literal lines, so if a line is longer than the screen and w
by tombh 4y ago
Another issue is scrolling visual lines one by one that have been wrapped. (N)vim can only scroll by literal lines, so if a line is longer than the screen and wrapped, there is no way to step through line by visual line.
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/8715 https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/8715
- wruza 4y agoThat’s strange. I just tested it and both GVim on windows and vim on a vps linux terminal have no problem with going anywhere on a 170k long line. It lags a little but visually is fine. And just in case you missed it, you may gj gk to navigate visual lines or remap j, k (and <Up>, <Down>) to gj gk to make that default. I have a genuine question why use nvim at all if it has such issues with presenting text in a window.
- Macha 4y agoAs that issue points out, "gj" and "gk" will step through by visual lines. The complaint in that ticket is that you can't make it the default for all the other ways of scrolling