Linux 如何在顶部打开带有特定行号的 vim？

How can I open vim with a particular line number at the top?

提问by stinkypyper

I know it is possible to have vim open a file at particular line number using this syntax:

我知道可以使用以下语法让 vim 在特定行号处打开文件：

vim +500 filename

However, I would like it to open with the specified line at the top of the editor window, not in the middle.

但是，我希望它以编辑器窗口顶部的指定行打开，而不是在中间。

采纳答案by Cat Plus Plus

You could issue ztafter opening the file, so something like: vim +500 filename -c 'normal zt'.

您可以zt在打开文件后发出，例如：vim +500 filename -c 'normal zt'.

回答by sehe

This should do it:

这应该这样做：

vim +'500|norm! zt' filename

Or you could just start the habit of using zt(top), zz(center), and zb(bottom); In my case, it is so automatic, I wouldn't really require the extra invocation argument

或者你可以开始使用zt(top), zz(center), and zb(bottom)的习惯；就我而言，它是如此自动，我真的不需要额外的调用参数

回答by Dorian

As an alternative (because I ended up here searching for it), if you want to have the syntax vim <filename>:<linenumber>, eg vim test.rb:45, you can use vim-fetchwith Vundle:

作为替代方案（因为我最终在这里搜索它），如果您想要语法vim <filename>:<linenumber>，例如vim test.rb:45，您可以将vim-fetch与Vundle一起使用：

Plugin 'kopischke/vim-fetch'