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synchronized h-scrolling?
From: |
Kalle Olavi Niemitalo |
Subject: |
synchronized h-scrolling? |
Date: |
19 Apr 2001 09:44:52 +0300 |
I've been editing some ASCII-art tables where the first few lines
are headers and the rest are data, like this:
Motherboard Chipset CPU Shape
================= ========== ==== =====
Abit KT7 VIA KT133 D/TB ATX
Abit KT7-100 Raid VIA KT133 D/TB ATX
Abit KT7A VIA KT133A D/TB ATX
The real table was much longer, and when I edited the bottom
lines, the header lines scrolled out of sight. To prevent that,
I split the window vertically and adjusted the upper window to
show only the header. So far so good.
However, the table was also wider than the screen, and when I
scrolled the bottom window horizontally (with auto-show-mode and
truncate-lines), the upper window stayed still and the headers
didn't match the data at all.
In the end, I worked around the problem by using a single window
and making some intervening lines invisible, but that was rather
cumbersome. Is there a mode which would have scrolled both
windows?
- synchronized h-scrolling?,
Kalle Olavi Niemitalo <=