Vim 9.1 Released With Smooth Scrolling, Support For Vim9 Classes
Out today in kicking off the new year is a new release of Vim, the powerful screen-based text editor.
Vim 9.1 is considered primarily a bug fix release with "hundreds of bug fixes" in tow but also a few new features. Vim 9.1 now supports Vim9 classes and objects for the Vim9 scripting language, a new ":defer" command, support for adding virtual-text to a buffer like for language server features, smooth scrolling support, updated OpenVMS support, and XXD has been updated to support color output.
Downloads and more details on the changes with the Vim 9.1 text editor are available via Vim.org.
Vim 9.1 is considered primarily a bug fix release with "hundreds of bug fixes" in tow but also a few new features. Vim 9.1 now supports Vim9 classes and objects for the Vim9 scripting language, a new ":defer" command, support for adding virtual-text to a buffer like for language server features, smooth scrolling support, updated OpenVMS support, and XXD has been updated to support color output.
Vim 9.1 adds a "smoothscroll" option for smooth scrolling.
Downloads and more details on the changes with the Vim 9.1 text editor are available via Vim.org.
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