Closed smutch closed 9 years ago
Thanks for the PR! I agree that we need a way to see the registers that are outside the visible area. But I'm not yet sure which keys we should choose for this purpose - up, down, ctrl-d/u, ctrl-b/f, ctrl-e/y, ... - and how they should behave. Should we go to the top or bottom or should we scroll one row per keystroke? And I'm planning to implement #4 today, if it's done, this may not be an issue anymore. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks!
No worries. Thanks for the great plugin though. It really is helping me to use registers to their full potential for the first time. (Also thanks for vim-plug!).
Thanks. Now with #4 implemented, we can toggle fullscreen mode by hitting spacebar. But, then I realized that it does not solve the problem of short terminal. (EDIT: it helps a little as it hides statusline and tabline) I'll think about the options.
I've updated the code so that the window is scrollable with various pairs of keys. Thanks.
If the window is too small then not all named registers can be inspected. This PR allows the peekaboo window to be scrolled to the top and bottom using and . I don't have huge experience with writing plugins, so this may not be the best way to achieve this functionality though!...