home: vim: unset 'splitkeep'
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Turns out I do _not_ like this behaviour when it messes with the cursor
position.
If they had an option that kept my cursor correctly positioned, and only
then tried to move the buffer to keep it steady, I'd try it.
This reverts commit 4feee73b8e
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" Set the minimal amount of lignes under and above the cursor for context
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" Set the minimal amount of lignes under and above the cursor for context
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set scrolloff=5
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" More stable splits
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set splitkeep=screen
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" Always show status line
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set laststatus=2
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set laststatus=2
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" Enable Doxygen highlighting
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" Enable Doxygen highlighting
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