Re: Two column layout
Rhys Ulerich <[email protected]>
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>> The left column would have lines 1 to N/2 and the right column would >> have lines N/2+1 to N. I suppose the cursor would be located in the >> right column and as the window buffer filled, the left column would >> scroll the top portion of the buffer. > Yeah, never saw such a feature mentioned in GNU Screen. > But GNU Emacs can do such things.... > M-x follow-mode (turn the above mentioned feature on) Thank you! Knowing that Emacs calls it follow-mode let me find the vim hack :P http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/vim/message/54915 I must admit I wanted it for text editing only and didn't think to check my editor manual, Rhys