Save/restore cursor location upon fold close/open
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When I open a fold, either one created manually or one created automatically based off syntax, my cursor remains on the top line of the fold. Instead, I'd like it to jump to the position it was at within the fold before the fold had been closed.
I assume I could remap zc and za to create a mark at the current cursor position as a sort of PreFoldClose hook, and then I could remap zo and za to move the cursor to said mark as a sort of PostFoldOpen hook.
But I am hoping there might even be an option that simply turns this feature on for me. What do y'all think?
Bonus: how do you persist file marks across buffer loads/unloads? Are marks included by the mkview command?
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When I open a fold, either one created manually or one created automatically based off syntax, my cursor remains on the top line of the fold. Instead, I'd like it to jump to the position it was at within the fold before the fold had been closed.
I assume I could remap zc and za to create a mark at the current cursor position as a sort of PreFoldClose hook, and then I could remap zo and za to move the cursor to said mark as a sort of PostFoldOpen hook.
But I am hoping there might even be an option that simply turns this feature on for me. What do y'all think?
Bonus: how do you persist file marks across buffer loads/unloads? Are marks included by the mkview command?
vim
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When I open a fold, either one created manually or one created automatically based off syntax, my cursor remains on the top line of the fold. Instead, I'd like it to jump to the position it was at within the fold before the fold had been closed.
I assume I could remap zc and za to create a mark at the current cursor position as a sort of PreFoldClose hook, and then I could remap zo and za to move the cursor to said mark as a sort of PostFoldOpen hook.
But I am hoping there might even be an option that simply turns this feature on for me. What do y'all think?
Bonus: how do you persist file marks across buffer loads/unloads? Are marks included by the mkview command?
vim
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
133
When I open a fold, either one created manually or one created automatically based off syntax, my cursor remains on the top line of the fold. Instead, I'd like it to jump to the position it was at within the fold before the fold had been closed.
I assume I could remap zc and za to create a mark at the current cursor position as a sort of PreFoldClose hook, and then I could remap zo and za to move the cursor to said mark as a sort of PostFoldOpen hook.
But I am hoping there might even be an option that simply turns this feature on for me. What do y'all think?
Bonus: how do you persist file marks across buffer loads/unloads? Are marks included by the mkview command?
vim
vim
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
133
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
133
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
133
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
133
asked 7 mins ago
courtyardz
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133
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