mpage.txtMultiPagerJun01,2011
Author: Charles E. Campbell, Jr. <NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM>
(remove NOSPAM from Campbell's email first)
Copyright: (c) 2008-2011 by Charles E. Campbell, Jr. mpage-copyright
The VIM LICENSE applies to mpage.vim and mpage.txt
(see copyright) except use "mpage" instead of "Vim"
NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USE AT-YOUR-OWN-RISK.
==============================================================================1. Contentsmpagempage-contents{{{1
1. Contents............................................: mpage-contents
2. Manual..............................................: mpage-manual
3. History.............................................: mpage-history==============================================================================2. MultiPager Manualmpage-manual{{{1:MPage
The purpose of MultiPager is to provide multiple views of a buffer, with
each sequential window showing sequential lines of text. One may invoke
the MPage viewing with either > MPage [splits] [splits]MPage<
The "splits" parameter tells the MultiPager to split the window into that
many subwindows. If "splits" is 1, then the window joins those windows
that are under MultiPage control. Without the [splits] option, a > MPage<
command will turn multipaging off in all the windows in the tab. Note
that this does not "quit" those windows; they are simply no longer
multi-page synchronized.
A trailing exclamation point, > MPage!<
will toggle just the current window's participation in multi-paging.
:MPN:MPP
To advance to the next mpage-controlled window, or to go back to the
previous mpage-controlled window, use > :MPN :MPP< respectively.
OPTIONS:
g:mpage_autonxtwin if this variable exists (not the default), then
when in insert mode and the line number advances
past the end of a mpage-controlled window, then
the cursor will be placed at the top of the next
mpage controlled window.
==============================================================================3. MultiPager Historympage-history{{{1
v1 Feb 24, 2009 * in visual mode, RestoreWinPosn causes problems.
Bypassed by returning early from ReSync().
May 04, 2009 * :MPage turns off resync for all windows in a tab
* :MPage splits keeps first window as it was,
instead of moving it to the last MPage'd window
May 20, 2009 * cecutil bugfix
May 21, 2009 * Using SaveUserMaps()-RestoreUserMaps() to do a
s:ReSync() call when using ctrl-y or ctrl-e
Jun 22, 2009 * Added :MPage! support for toggling a window's
participation in MPage synchronization.
May 03, 2010 * removed <c-o>s from maps
Nov 05, 2010 * added V and v to list of modes that causes s:ReSync()
to skip re-synchronization. Removed m and M; I'm not
sure why they were there.
Jun 01, 2011 * mpage will synchronize in insert mode when the line
number changes.
* when mpage is active, windows are 'nospr' and 'nosb'.
* g:mpage_autonxtwin implemented
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Modelines: {{{1
vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:fdm=marker:
mpage.txt MultiPager Jun 01, 2011 Author: Charles E. Campbell, Jr. <NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM> (remove NOSPAM from Campbell's email first) Copyright: (c) 2008-2011 by Charles E. Campbell, Jr. mpage-copyright The VIM LICENSE applies to mpage.vim and mpage.txt (see copyright) except use "mpage" instead of "Vim" NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USE AT-YOUR-OWN-RISK. ============================================================================== 1. Contents mpage mpage-contents {{{1 1. Contents............................................: mpage-contents 2. Manual..............................................: mpage-manual 3. History.............................................: mpage-history ============================================================================== 2. MultiPager Manual mpage-manual {{{1 :MPage The purpose of MultiPager is to provide multiple views of a buffer, with each sequential window showing sequential lines of text. One may invoke the MPage viewing with either > MPage [splits] [splits]MPage < The "splits" parameter tells the MultiPager to split the window into that many subwindows. If "splits" is 1, then the window joins those windows that are under MultiPage control. Without the [splits] option, a > MPage < command will turn multipaging off in all the windows in the tab. Note that this does not "quit" those windows; they are simply no longer multi-page synchronized. A trailing exclamation point, > MPage! < will toggle just the current window's participation in multi-paging. :MPN :MPP To advance to the next mpage-controlled window, or to go back to the previous mpage-controlled window, use > :MPN :MPP < respectively. OPTIONS: g:mpage_autonxtwin if this variable exists (not the default), then when in insert mode and the line number advances past the end of a mpage-controlled window, then the cursor will be placed at the top of the next mpage controlled window. ============================================================================== 3. MultiPager History mpage-history {{{1 v1 Feb 24, 2009 * in visual mode, RestoreWinPosn causes problems. Bypassed by returning early from ReSync(). May 04, 2009 * :MPage turns off resync for all windows in a tab * :MPage splits keeps first window as it was, instead of moving it to the last MPage'd window May 20, 2009 * cecutil bugfix May 21, 2009 * Using SaveUserMaps()-RestoreUserMaps() to do a s:ReSync() call when using ctrl-y or ctrl-e Jun 22, 2009 * Added :MPage! support for toggling a window's participation in MPage synchronization. May 03, 2010 * removed <c-o>s from maps Nov 05, 2010 * added V and v to list of modes that causes s:ReSync() to skip re-synchronization. Removed m and M; I'm not sure why they were there. Jun 01, 2011 * mpage will synchronize in insert mode when the line number changes. * when mpage is active, windows are 'nospr' and 'nosb'. * g:mpage_autonxtwin implemented ============================================================================== Modelines: {{{1 vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:fdm=marker: