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Hi,

I like the plugin, and I've been experimenting with it.
There is mention of Scrollbinding in the docs and videos, but I just can't manage to toggle it.

Can you please tell me how it can be done?

Thanks,
robcsi

Pardon, I haven't written a plugin and don't know if there are strange support cases. Is there a reason to put help info in the main plugin code as a function?

• Is this to re-write the names of the keys that are mapped to textabyss variables?
• Could this be solved by using more descriptive variable names and then just use them as 'the API' described by the docs?

Hi,

I'd also like to be able to set the width of a window, or have the possibility to change to default width of all the windows.
The purpose would be to use the plugin with many source code files for programming.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
robcsi

VIM 7.3 on Linux.

Commands:

:so ..../nav.vim
<F10>
test1.*<Enter><Enter>

After that, trying to pan with the mouse produces the following error messages:

E120: Using <SID> not in a script context: s:initDragXterm2
E15: Invalid expression: get(TXBmsCmd,&ttymouse,TXBmsCmd.default)()

Tried both in console VIM and GUI VIM (lesstiff).

P.S. Same error in the VIM 7.3 on Windows 7/x64.

Hi! What's the rationale behind opening Microviche in a new tab by default? Could you add an option for opening it in a new (horizontal) split instead?

I'm typically using a widescreen monitor set to portrait mode, and I'd like to use Microviche for storing "background" information for my main writing project. So I could have both things simultaneously in sight like so:

+---------------------------------+
|               main              |
|              project            |
|                                 |
|                                 |
+---------------------------------+
|  MV     | MV     | MV      |    |
|  plane1 | plane2 | plane3  | .. |
+---------------------------------+

Ideally, both the map and plane could be opened in this lower split. And there could also be an option for going fullscreen when a bigger overview of the map/planes is needed.

I find your plugin really interesting. Thanks for your work!

Hi!
I've tried to use textabyss but I'm getting some trouble.

I cloned the repo with Vundle:

Bundle 'q335r49/textabyss'

And then when I start vim I do:

:source ~/.vim/bundle/textabyss/nav.vim

Which all works and doesn't give me any errors.

Then I change directory:

:cd ~/dropbox/data/planes

And press <f10>, and in the first prompt * and then hit enter a couple of times.
I get my files on splits, and I can pan though them, that works.

The thing is, when I hit to do anything (see the map, or anything), it beeps at me, and does nothing. I don't see any messages or anything.

I've tried debugging the code with echos I can see that when calling <f10> it calls TXBdoCmd(-99) which afterwards calls s:doCmdKeyhandler(-99) which then tries to execute a command from the dictionary:

    exe get(g:TXBkyCmd,a:c,'let s:kc__msg=" Press f1 for help"')

Which is actually empty:

let TXBkyCmd[-99]=""

I'm I doing anything wrong? Do you have any pointers as of how to get it working?

I can't get microviche to save the plane/remember the working directory. When I open the help I get the "viminfo not set" warning. :set viminfo+=! doesn't seem to do anything, but I do have a .viminfo file and Vim writes into it as it should. Removing the old .viminfo file and letting Vim create a new one didn't do any good. I've been using a version of textabyss from a few months back (with Vim 7.4) without any issues. Do you know what the problem might be here and could I fix it by manually editing the .viminfo file somehow?

I work in an environment where the function keys are already hijacked by other things - so pressing them never makes it Vim. I currently patch the code to allow my own key bindings. Would be great if you would support remapping.

I'd say work on features and stability, first, though. You have the chance for an epic niche community.