simple-console-editor VS ttkode

Indeed it is a nice feature! It's useful not only with large monitors, but also when one needs to visually compare two snippets that appear in two files at different offsets close to the beginning / end.

Although I haven't seen it implemented before -- granted I don't often investigate text editors -- some editors / pagers (`vim`, `less`, Sublime?, etc.) support keeping a number of lines always visible between the cursor and the top / bottom of the view; some also support keeping the cursor always centered vertically. But as said, none of them seem to support scrolling past the beginning of the file.

BTW, I've just "stolen" your idea and implemented in my own Python-based editor (<https://github.com/volution/simple-console-editor>).

Thanks! :)

Except the Sandbox that I would consider more a toy than a proper killer application (although this will allows me to participate to the next 7drl). The last feature I was seriously working on is the TTkTextEdit widget + multi cursors support with whom I am planning to make a terminal editor (ttkode) with the aesthetic and user friendliness of SublimeText or vscode