Maintain the current cursor's position and view in the vsplit/hsplit commands too #7220
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…commands too Signed-off-by: Benjamin Bouvier <public@benj.me>
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(closing to declutter my PR inbox, feel free to cherry-pick and merge if you still want it :)) |
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First of all, thanks for this editor; it's all I've ever wanted from nvim, without the configuration hassle.
I've been quite surprised to discover today that doing
C-w C-vwould keep the current cursor's position and view in document, while the:vsplitcommand would not do that and reset the cursor to the top of the screen. This PR implements a consistent behavior in both cases, which is that ofC-w C-vwhich I personally find more pleasant.