But it wraps at the full width of my terminal (80-some characters per visual line), which is too long.
And it won't display a partial line at the bottom of the screen.
That is, if something wraps to 3 visual lines, but starts on the second row from the bottom,
instead of displaying the first 2 visual lines,
it shows two '@'s.
This prevents me from using the one-sentence-per-line approach nicely.
Any Vim warriors know a solution?
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I would love to use that "one sentence per line" approach, but I can't get lines to soft-wrap in a sane way in Vim. The closest I got was this solution: http://contsys.tumblr.com/post/491802835/vim-soft-word-wrap
But it wraps at the full width of my terminal (80-some characters per visual line), which is too long. And it won't display a partial line at the bottom of the screen. That is, if something wraps to 3 visual lines, but starts on the second row from the bottom, instead of displaying the first 2 visual lines, it shows two '@'s.
This prevents me from using the one-sentence-per-line approach nicely. Any Vim warriors know a solution?
This will tell vim to display "as much as possible of the last line in a window".