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not able to scroll in swiper mode #535

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jamieabc opened this Issue Jun 3, 2016 · 5 comments

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jamieabc commented Jun 3, 2016

As I use 'C-v' & 'M-v' in swiper mode, it has no response, no scroll up/down

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abo-abo commented Jun 3, 2016

Thanks, please check.
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jamieabc commented Jun 4, 2016

thanks a lot, it's been fixed after i update the package
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cauchycai commented Feb 8, 2017

Meet this issue again. My ivy is installed from melpa and the package folder is named: ivy-20170202.233

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ivy.el (ivy-minibuffer-map): Bind "C-v" and scroll-up-command 
The ultimate solution to have PgUp and PgDown and whatever else was
mapped to `scroll-up-command' bound in `ivy-minibuffer-map'. While still
having the standard "C-v" and "M-v" bindings.

In my config, I have "C-v" globally bound to hydra-vi. This means "C-v"
isn't bound in `ivy-minibuffer-map' if only [remap scroll-up-command] is
used.

Re #797
Re #798
Re #535
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abo-abo commented Feb 8, 2017

@cauchycai should work now, thanks.
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cauchycai commented Feb 9, 2017

@abo-abo , it works now. Thank you for the quick fix.
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