vimscrolliterm2cursor-position
iTerm2 cursor scrolling with mouse enabled in vim
iTerm2 has a very nice feature that allows, when scrolling the mouse, to move the cursor up and down.
However, if I enable the mouse in vim with :set mouse=a, the scrolling behavior changes: it now scrolls the file but does not move the cursor until the cursor gets out of view.
Is there a way to keep the iTerm2 scrolling along with mouse enabled in vim?
Solution
Does this help?
map <ScrollWheelDown> j
map <ScrollWheelUp> k
Have a look at :help scroll-mouse-wheel.
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