On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Jeremy Wall <jw...@google.com> wrote: > Finally got postfix on the macbook properly configured to relay email > correctly. Whew!!
This is something I always wanted to accomplish, but failed to achieve so far. Would you care sharing your experience? As for the actual patches, I lean towards rejection, because: * I feel that search should center the finds when scrolling is required, and the "functional way" is to redraw the window independently of the 'state' as much as possible; * In the same vein, even more intermixing of the window state and the buffer state (number of buffer lines) will only add to the complexity of the code. * Performance will suffer; * I prefer the current behaviour anyway. That said, I haven't been actively maintaining Yi lately (and probably will not be in the foreseeable future) , so I do not feel in a strong position to reject a patch. I would not mind being overturned by a person willing to take things into their hands. Cheers, JP. > On Sep 18, 12:09 pm, jw...@google.com wrote: >> 2 patches for repositoryhttp://code.haskell.org/yi: >> >> Thu Sep 16 00:17:42 CDT 2010 jw...@google.com >> * fix scrolling so it no longer snaps to the middle. >> >> scrolling off the top or bottom of the screen now just moves the viewport >> the minimum # of lines necessary to keep the point in sight. This is a >> much less disruptive scrolling experience. >> >> Fri Sep 17 23:20:58 CDT 2010 jw...@google.com >> * Scrolling - Store actual buffer lines displayed in a window. >> >> In order for scrolling to work we have to differentiate between the height >> of the window in display lines and the number of actual buffer lines >> displayed in a window. This patch stores that information in a window. >> >> fix-scrolling-so-it-no-longer-snaps-to-the-middle_.dpatch >> 11KViewDownload > > -- > Yi development mailing list > yi-devel@googlegroups.com > http://groups.google.com/group/yi-devel -- Yi development mailing list yi-devel@googlegroups.com http://groups.google.com/group/yi-devel
