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Kingmilo
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EXPORT wont save it for future sessions, you need to change the default in;
go down to the line that says;
change to;
Then refresh your profile;
| Code: | | env-update && source /etc/profile |
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nihilo
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 11:36 pm Post subject: Re: vim as a manpage reader |
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| Thanks for the tip. The man pages that have code in them look much better via vim. |
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faux
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Nice tip! Thank's!
Is there a possibility to setup the pager to allow scrolling line-by-line via the up/down keys? |
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| Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 4:28 am Post subject: |
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| faux wrote: | Nice tip! Thank's!
Is there a possibility to setup the pager to allow scrolling line-by-line via the up/down keys? |
It already does 
moment: An excellent tip! This had made reading man pages much smoother 
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faux
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| ppurka wrote: | | faux wrote: | Nice tip! Thank's!
Is there a possibility to setup the pager to allow scrolling line-by-line via the up/down keys? |
It already does |
Yes, but you have to move the cursor over the screen before scrolling backwards, after scrolling forwards. |
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moment
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| glad you all liked it vim is great! |
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ppurka
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| faux wrote: | | ppurka wrote: | | faux wrote: | Nice tip! Thank's!
Is there a possibility to setup the pager to allow scrolling line-by-line via the up/down keys? |
It already does |
Yes, but you have to move the cursor over the screen before scrolling backwards, after scrolling forwards. |
You can try the following. Make your own script, call it for example myvimmanpager and set your MANPAGER variable to this script. Next, add the second-last line to the original script /usr/bin/vimmanpager, to make it read like this (myvimmanpager): | Code: | #!/bin/sh
sed -e 's/\x1B\[[[:digit:]]\+m//g' | \
tr '\267' '.' | col -b | \
vim \
-c 'let no_plugin_maps = 1' \
-c 'set nolist nomod ft=man' \
-c 'let g:showmarks_enable=0' \
-c 'map <up> <C-Y>' \
-c 'runtime! macros/less.vim' - |
There could be a way of doing this in vimrc, but apparently the filetype is not being set when vimrc is run so I am unable to selectively run the map command on only man files.
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Thank's for the trick! Exactly what I want!  |
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Massimo B.
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| faux wrote: | | ppurka wrote: | | faux wrote: |
Is there a possibility to setup the pager to allow scrolling line-by-line via the up/down keys? |
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Yes, but you have to move the cursor over the screen before scrolling backwards, after scrolling forwards. |
That is vim's behaviour by default. Even in vim you can always use C-e and C-y to scroll the screen. Make your remapping if you like other key strokes.
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