First thank you for this plugin, it really is pleasant to have good smooth scrolling in (neo)vim :)
I have a small issue when using vim-smoothie with context.vim (plugin for showing the current context, like the function name & the class if these are out of the screen).
I think it's more on vim-smoothie side, because it's where the movements "happen" from what I know, but I apologize in advance if it's not the case.
As a picture is worth a thousand words, here is a small recording of the issue:
Recording
![Recording 2022-08-06 at 19 36 16](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8962903/183293595-b4533397-7510-47c7-84ce-4c547361b783.gif)
In summary, when the cursor is on the first line of a file, if I go down with CTRL-D in a file that triggers context-vim (so it adds additional lines for the context), it seems that vim-smoothie is confused about the cursor's position due to these additional lines. This put vim-smoothie (I guess?) in a infinite loop, moving up and down infinitely.
I'm on neovim v0.7.2.
I can try to provide a minimal init.vim if needed.
Hello,
First thank you for this plugin, it really is pleasant to have good smooth scrolling in (neo)vim :)
I have a small issue when using vim-smoothie with context.vim (plugin for showing the current context, like the function name & the class if these are out of the screen). I think it's more on vim-smoothie side, because it's where the movements "happen" from what I know, but I apologize in advance if it's not the case.
As a picture is worth a thousand words, here is a small recording of the issue:
Recording
![Recording 2022-08-06 at 19 36 16](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8962903/183293595-b4533397-7510-47c7-84ce-4c547361b783.gif)In summary, when the cursor is on the first line of a file, if I go down with CTRL-D in a file that triggers
context-vim
(so it adds additional lines for the context), it seems thatvim-smoothie
is confused about the cursor's position due to these additional lines. This put vim-smoothie (I guess?) in a infinite loop, moving up and down infinitely.I'm on neovim v0.7.2. I can try to provide a minimal init.vim if needed.
What do you think ?
Thanks !