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Vim has the option scroll which sets the number of lines to scroll with Ctrl-U and Ctrl-D commands (they're identical to less's u and d commands). So, I'd like to have a similar feature in less: declare how many lines should be scrolled by u and d (by default: half a screen).
Technically, I think, we should just add a command line parameter and set wscroll by its value (if presented).
If this feature looks good to you I can try implementing it.
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Hm, I didn't somehow notice this option. Of course, f and b commands are useful with default behavior, but I think your suggestion is sufficient. Thanks :)
Hello,
Vim has the option
scroll
which sets the number of lines to scroll withCtrl-U
andCtrl-D
commands (they're identical to less'su
andd
commands). So, I'd like to have a similar feature in less: declare how many lines should be scrolled byu
andd
(by default: half a screen).Technically, I think, we should just add a command line parameter and set
wscroll
by its value (if presented).If this feature looks good to you I can try implementing it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: