added a ScrollOff variable to allow for offset scrolling #1
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Added a ScrollOff variable to allow for offset scrolling Thanks jpittis, def. improvement, I remember a similar setting in Emacs. (My code is a bit of a mess for now, and not very idiomatic. I'll try to improve it once it has the features I want.)
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Really love the tool you've made @hugows! Enough that I'd like to use it regularly. I thought that scrolling was acting a little strange so I thought I could make a small improvement!
This change adds the
ScrollOffinteger variable which controls at which point the result list is scrolled.Right now I have it set to 5. This means that as you
SelectNext(), the list will not scroll until ther.bottom_result - 5is reached. Similarly, as youSelectPrevious(), the list will not scroll up until ther.top_result + 5is reached.This makes browsing large lists of files more manageable.