Re: [opensuse] KDE3
- From: sc <toothpik@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:58:24 -0600
On Monday 25 January 2010 07:31:54 am Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
Also in konsole, cursor movement via the mouse wheel while
using vi is a really nice feature added in KDE4, however, if
your mouse wheel is smooth instead of clicking as it is
spun, dragging and dropping text while in an edit mode, is
very difficult as the text will get dropped in the wrong
place if the wheel moves just the slightest little bit as
you push the wheel button to drop in your text. Very
annoying. A mouse that has a wheel that clicks as it is spun
doesn't seem to be a problem.
This has been driving me crazy as well. I use this kind of cut
and paste in vi very often. Is there no way to disable this
in vi? I am not sure how that would work, as it is really a
konsole thing. But maybe vi could be told to ignore the
scroll wheel? I use vi keys for this anyway. And, of course,
that still does not get at the core issue. But it would make
my use more pleasant.
i strongly suspect you are not actually using vi, but its much
improved descendant, vim
the command :ver will answer that question for you
if vim, see
:help scroll-mouse-wheel
for an explanation on what is going on -- i believe from reading
that help you could disable mousewheel scrolling by putting
something like
nmap <MouseDown> <Nop>
nmap <MouseUp> <Nop>
in your ~/.vimrc
sc
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