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#Vim supertab mouse scroll code

7 At a minimum, get used to the zz command, which will position the cursor and the line youre currently.

The desired behavior is that the screen is moved up or down, like and do.

Vim-airline configuration for ConEmu Vim-airline changed colors on page scroll StackOverflow and SuperUser answers. However, Vim interprets this by moving the cursor up or down a line. If you have problems with Vim configuration, you may refer to the Issue 1007. I'm using Vim in a terminal, so scrolling with the scroll wheel uses the \e A and \e B syntax (where \e symbolizes \x1b, or escape). Scrolling via the keyboard is immensely efficient. Scroll the screen, not the cursor, when using scrollwheel.

The arrows cannot be mapped as, etc, nor the key. Vim will save you time by eliminating the need to take your hands off the keyboard in order to position the cursor by sliding those little scroll bars up and down with the mouse. The 'info' item can be longer, it will be displayed in the preview window when 'preview' appears in completeopt.

This would be great, but doesn't work with my combination of secure F SSH (windows) and TERM=xterm. But Terminal.app does not support this (even with MouseTerm plugin. This is good as I have a mouse that does this, and the macbook touchpad is also presumably excellent for this.

Keep this in mind if you change some of the above mappings to "nmap", because you'll probably also want to look in to "vmap". :h , vim recognizes mouse wheel left and mouse wheel right 'keys', for scrolling unwrapped buffers left and right.

Vim by default maps S-Down and S-Up to Ctrl-F and Ctrl-B, for both normal and visual mode. Scrolling downwards scroll-down The following commands move the edit window (the part of the buffer that you see) downwards (this means that more lines downwards in the text buffer can be seen): CTRL-E CTRL-E Scroll window count lines downwards in the buffer. If you normally use j and k for cursor movement, and rarely use the arrow keys, you can map the arrow keys directly, in which case I'd probably map the shifted arrow keys back to cursor movement:

#Vim supertab mouse scroll code

If you'd rather think about the text moving down/up instead of the cursor moving up/down, you can of course swap the mappings. The comments at the bottom are also interesting as people have suggested alternatives to some of the plugins mentioned in the post The above demo shows how the plugin can be used to rapidly develop wiki-style interconnected pages in a very organic way Code faster with the Kite plugin for your code editor, featuring Intelligent Snippets, Line-of-Code Completions.

Shift-Down will then scroll down (like moving a scroll-bar down, or like moving a cursor at the bottom of a window down), and Shift-Up will then scroll up (like moving a scroll-bar up, etc). You can make Vim scroll the text using the shifted up/down arrows by mapping Shift-Up to Ctrl-Y and Shift-Down to Ctrl-E.