Re: gtk scroll bar deficiency

[Ralf Angeli <angeli@caeruleus.net>]

* Jan Djärv (2007-06-12) writes:

> Ralf Angeli skrev:
>> * Jan Djärv (2007-06-12) writes:
>> 
>> [Overscrolling]
>> 
>>>> Word does it as well, in Normal mode.
>>> Are you talking about MS Word?  The one I have access to (Word 2003) does not. 
>> 
>> I cannot check right now, but I think in my case it is also MS Word
>> 2003.  Are you sure you activated Normal mode?
>
> Yes.  What it does is that it scrolls the last page top to the top of the 
> window.  If that page is partial, the bottom may end up higher than the bottom 
> of the window, but only if the page is just one line can I get the last line 
> to the top of the window.

In my case the last line of the buffer ends up at the top of the window
when dragging the thumb to the bottom or when keeping the down-arrow on
the scroll bar pressed.  So this is exactly the same behavior as with
Emacs.

> But this is very off topic anyway. :-)

I don't think so, because it disproves arguments about that behavior
being too peculiar and uncommon.

-- 
Ralf