On Jan 10, 2009, at Jan 10, 2009 | 3:08 AM, Nigel Green wrote:
The ctrl-l is system-wide and works as an emacs key combo in any cocoa text apps (try ctrl-a,ctrl-e and ctrl-o as well). I find these really useful to supplement the 'traditional' navigation and it would be great to have ctrl-l working as you outlined.
Nigel
On 10 Jan 2009, at 07:40, Andrea Crotti kerny404@gmail.com wrote:
Andrea Crotti wrote:
I'm happy there's someone else ;)
Anyway I'm sure this can be solved, I don't find anywhere the definition of ctrl-l, is one of the few things not inserted in any bundle??
The idea anyway is simply:
- get the last line visible on the the screen
- get the current line
- if last - current < n, then creates n blank lines at the end
- go to the new middle
But I don't know how to implement because there are no variables to get the last line...
Of course it shoud create n blank lines only if there's no already some text below it ;)
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while we are somewhat on the subject, has anyone done anything similar to the vim/macvim bindings of 'zt' to take the current line to the top of the viewable area and 'zb' to take the current line to the bottom of the viewable area?