VIM: Scrolling down both parts of a split-window at the same time?

See the documentation for scroll-binding You'll need to set this for each window that you want bound (e.g. A minimum of 2) If you're comparing 2 files, however vimdiff may be of more use.

See the documentation for scroll-binding. You'll need to set this for each window that you want bound (e.g. A minimum of 2) If you're comparing 2 files, however, vimdiff may be of more use.

Scroll-binding... I wasn't able to find it... thanks... – LB . Jul 7 '09 at 14:48.

Go to the first split, and type in :set scrollbind Go to the next one, and do the same. To disable: :set noscrollbind.

Vimdiff file1 file2 This will give you the scroll binding by default.

The problem is that all the lines differ, it's starting to be a mess.. The lines are nearly the same but may differ by one character...and I don't want my view to be too much disturbed..thanks though. – LB . Jul 7 '09 at 14:48.

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