How to set scrolling speed of vim like set mouse=a when mouse=v?
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I wonder how it's possible to set scrolling speed.
As is, when I scroll with my mouse in command or edit mode, it moves only one line at a time.
I prefer to move by example 3 line at a time. (speed up x3).
Any idea how to do this ? :h ScrollWheelUp confusing me.
I use a xterm like terminal.
vim 8.0.707 Debian9 X86_64
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I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen values from xev)
vim mouse vimrc xterm
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
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I wonder how it's possible to set scrolling speed.
As is, when I scroll with my mouse in command or edit mode, it moves only one line at a time.
I prefer to move by example 3 line at a time. (speed up x3).
Any idea how to do this ? :h ScrollWheelUp confusing me.
I use a xterm like terminal.
vim 8.0.707 Debian9 X86_64
Edit:
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen values from xev)
vim mouse vimrc xterm
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
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are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at:h ScrollWheelUp.
– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01
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up vote
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I wonder how it's possible to set scrolling speed.
As is, when I scroll with my mouse in command or edit mode, it moves only one line at a time.
I prefer to move by example 3 line at a time. (speed up x3).
Any idea how to do this ? :h ScrollWheelUp confusing me.
I use a xterm like terminal.
vim 8.0.707 Debian9 X86_64
Edit:
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen values from xev)
vim mouse vimrc xterm
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
I wonder how it's possible to set scrolling speed.
As is, when I scroll with my mouse in command or edit mode, it moves only one line at a time.
I prefer to move by example 3 line at a time. (speed up x3).
Any idea how to do this ? :h ScrollWheelUp confusing me.
I use a xterm like terminal.
vim 8.0.707 Debian9 X86_64
Edit:
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen values from xev)
vim mouse vimrc xterm
vim mouse vimrc xterm
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
edited Nov 15 at 14:02
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
asked Nov 15 at 9:34
Mévatlavé Kraspek
1014
1014
are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at:h ScrollWheelUp.
– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01
add a comment |
are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at:h ScrollWheelUp.
– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01
are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at
:h ScrollWheelUp.– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at
:h ScrollWheelUp.– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01
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are you using a gui or a terminal? In my gui version, Scrolling using the mouse already scrolls by 3 lines as documented at
:h ScrollWheelUp.– Christian Brabandt
Nov 15 at 12:58
an xterm like one, only one at a time
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 13:53
I have to map 'button 4' to ScrollWheelUp and 'button 5' to ScrollWheelDown (seen button values from xev)
– Mévatlavé Kraspek
Nov 15 at 14:01