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Fixed zz doesn't center the due to wrapped line #76

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Fixed zz doesn't center the due to wrapped line #76

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63a7d47
formatting: use tab instead of space
chomosuke Jun 17, 2022
5a665bc
correct for wrapped lines in case of z*
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
f9d6585
fixed scroll forever when cursor is at top or bottom
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
8006fec
better comment on scroll_one_line
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
3880f06
refactored slightly
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
7a88958
closer to original behaviour and fixed CTRL-F with scroll off and cursor
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
bdf0230
switched to api.nvim_win_get_cursor
chomosuke Jun 20, 2022
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fixed scroll forever when cursor is at top or bottom
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chomosuke committed Jul 28, 2022

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commit f9d65851484168c43c579f5df5a34856f4d8861b
5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion lua/neoscroll/init.lua
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@@ -127,6 +127,7 @@ end
-- Scroll one line in the given direction
local function scroll_one_line(lines_to_scroll, scroll_window, scroll_cursor, data)
local winline_before = vim.fn.winline() -- record for later
local curpos_line_before = vim.fn.getcurpos()[2]
local scroll
local scrolled_lines
if lines_to_scroll > 0 then
@@ -143,7 +144,9 @@ local function scroll_one_line(lines_to_scroll, scroll_window, scroll_cursor, da
if lines_behind > 0 then
vim.cmd(scroll(data, false, scroll_cursor, lines_behind))
end
elseif scroll_window then
elseif curpos_line_before == vim.fn.getcurpos()[2] then
-- if curpos_line didn't change, we can check it to see if it scroll more
-- than it should due to wrapped line
scrolled_lines = winline_before - vim.fn.winline()
end
relative_line = relative_line + scrolled_lines