Add option to make zt and zb commands move cursor to really first and last lines of the window.

[anuvyklack]

The title says it all.

[karb94]

Are you aware that the current behaviour is the default behaviour in vanilla (neo)vim? If you want the screen to scroll until the cursor is at the first/last line of the window then you can simply set scrolloff=0.

If I'm missinterpreting the title please explain further what you want.

[anuvyklack]

According to :help zt it should puts current line at top of window. But currently, for me, it puts cursor at the first quarter line at window.

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Edited, because misunderstood your answer at first.

[anuvyklack]

My scrolloff option is 0.

[karb94]

According to :help zt it should puts current line at top of window

This is true as long as scrolloff=0. Try opening a file with nvim -Nu NONE and then :set scrolloff=5. You'll see that the cursor does not go to the top of the screen if you press zt (unless you are at the top of the file).

Can you please run :set scrolloff=0 and check again if zt/zb brings the cursor to the top/bottom of the window? This issue could be related to #11 somehow.

[anuvyklack]

Yes, it is related to #11 .

• set scrolloff? returns 0;
• set scrolloff=0 doesn't help;
• setlocal scrolloff? returns -1;
• setlocal scrolloff=0 fix the problem;
• And the most interesting: :lua print(vim.wo.scrolloff) somewhy returns 9, which is the root of the problem.

[karb94]

Yes... So I tried to provide a workaround to neovim/neovim#13964 in #11 but it will break when the garbage value of local scrolloff is between 0 and half of the window size. I can't do any better than this until the neovim issue is fixed because I have no way of knowing if you set that local scrolloff=9 or is a garbage value. However, you can fix this by explicitly setting the local scrolloff in your vimrc (setlocal scrolloff=0).

[anuvyklack]

Thank you!