Re: Two column layout
Chris Jones <[email protected]>
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On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 11:30:53AM EST, Rhys Ulerich wrote: > Is it possible to have two panes hold a single window (much like a two > column layout in a magazine)? > It'd be sweet to have > A|D > B|E > C|F > where A, B, C, D, E, F are sequential lines from, say, a text editor > and | is a screen split. Especially on a wide-but-not-tall monitor. Not sure about your use case, but if I understand correctly, you can also do this in Vim: $ vim file.txt CTRL-W v split window ‘vertically’ CTRL-F page down right half-window one screen worth :set scrollbind CTRL-W h cursor to left half-window :set scrollbind bind both half-windows' scrolling You can now use the usual page, half-page, etc. scrollling keyboard actions to scroll your text. See... :h scb :h tw :h CTRL-W The last two can be combined to tweak the width of your columns and your half-windows. You could also take a peek at the ‘pr’ command: $ pr -3 -w 300 infile.txt | less If your display has 260+ columns and your input file 80 characters lines, this should present you with roughly formatted 3-column output. CJ _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users