Davyd,

I've just fixed this, it was indeed wrong. I've also made it *exactly like vim*, vim rounds up and I didn't.

This will be available with the next release, which I will delay a bit because I am loooking into other (Resharper-related) issues, and I don't want to do the release process twice. The R# issues may take a few days.

Meanwhile, you can use the 'G' command to go straight to the last line, which is shorter than 100%

Thanks and best regards,

  -- Jon

I definitely suggest you get used to 'G', this is a command from the original vi that works everywhere. You can prepend a line number to go to that line, ie, '342G' goes to line 342. Many people who come from vi use '1G', instead of 'gg' which is more common among vim users (gg is a vim-specific extension).

Actually, over the years I've found people who go to the top of the file using each of the following methods:

- those who use 1G
- those who use gg
- those who use :1<return>

Now I know there are also different cultures as to how to go to the end of the file!

You are right. I'm still learning things myself, and I have already even *implemented* a big chunk of it! A great deal of the learning has been from customer requests for features I didn't even know that existed, so I'm actually lucky to have the best teachers!

Thanks! Will upgrade asap.

Hi

Works fine. I've logged another request though (to do with the color settings in ViEmu seemingly not being loaded up when VS starts). You must be getting tired of me by now  ):

-d