Re: Smooth scrolling

[Jesse W. Wilson]

Pixel-based scrolling would be nice for my applications too. I use 
org-mode and iimage-mode to keep a laboratory notebook, and scrolling 
with this combination is awful. If I want to scan through my notes I 
have to export to html and open in a web browser to get the right feel.

Also, on my tablet PC (Windows 7), every application I have works great 
with single-finger panning (similar to the way iPod/iPad scrolls) except 
for emacs.

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Jesse Wilson
Bartels Lab: Ultrafast and Nonlinear Optics
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Colorado State University
jessew@engr.colostate.edu


On 7/6/2010 3:21 PM, Deniz Dogan wrote:
> 2010/7/6 Marcelo de Moraes Serpa<celoserpa@gmail.com>:
>    
> > Emacs on OSX Snow Leopard, v. 23.2. I'd like wheel-scrolling that
> > works like Textmate's scrolling. It's not really line by line, I think
> > it is pixel-based. Either way, with Textmate, you can scroll a huge
> > file with the mouse without it jumping large portions, and it also
> > doesn't have rendering glitches. Emacs does. The keyboard scrolling
> > for me is fine -- I mainly use C-r/s when using the keyboard, anyway.
> >
> >      
> I understand exactly what you mean by pixel-based scrolling. This is
> how many other editors work, e.g. Notepad or Textmate. I'd love to
> have that as well, but I don't think there is anything like that in
> Emacs today. Many parts of Emacs are about columns and lines, e.g. the
> size of frames are "measured" in columns and lines.
>
>