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@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ This plugin provides a mapping target that scrolls through the current buffer with `PageDown` while the final line of the buffer is not visible in the window, and `:next` to move to the next file in the argument list when it is. It's therefore a lazy way to read several buffers in sequence while just -tapping one key. The author likes to use it for reading several buffers on +tapping one key. The author likes to use it for reading several buffers on limited keyboards, such as a mobile phone terminal client. License ------- -Copyright (c) [Tom Ryder][1]. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself. +Copyright (c) [Tom Ryder][1]. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself. See `:help license`. [1]: https://sanctum.geek.nz/ diff --git a/doc/scroll_next.txt b/doc/scroll_next.txt index 0aabaf9..c53bbfb 100644 --- a/doc/scroll_next.txt +++ b/doc/scroll_next.txt @@ -6,20 +6,20 @@ This plugin provides a mapping target that scrolls through the current buffer with |PageDown| while the final line of the buffer is not visible in the window, and |:next| to move to the next file in the argument list when it is. It's therefore a lazy way to read several buffers in sequence while just -tapping one key. The author likes to use it for reading several buffers on +tapping one key. The author likes to use it for reading several buffers on limited keyboards, such as a mobile phone terminal client. REQUIREMENTS *scroll_next-requirements* -This plugin only loads if 'compatible' is not set. It works on |version6| and -newer. If you have |version7| then you don't have to hit the last line of the +This plugin only loads if 'compatible' is not set. It works on |version6| and +newer. If you have |version7| then you don't have to hit the last line of the buffer; it just has to be visible in the window. MAPPINGS *scroll_next-mappings* *<Plug>(ScrollNext)* -The single normal mode mapping target is `<Plug>(ScrollNext)`. There is no -default key mapping; you should define one yourself in your |vimrc|. For +The single normal mode mapping target is `<Plug>(ScrollNext)`. There is no +default key mapping; you should define one yourself in your |vimrc|. For example: > nmap <Space> <Plug>(ScrollNext) |