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This probably doesn't answer your question, question about stopping Emacs scrolling past end-of-bufferquestion about stopping Emacs scrolling past end-of-buffer.

(setq next-line-add-newlines t)

The problem with this though is that mouse scroll is not going paste end-of-buffer, and you will end up with alot of empty lines in your files (pressing down arrows adds newlines, up arrow does not remove them).

This probably doesn't answer your question, question about stopping Emacs scrolling past end-of-buffer.

(setq next-line-add-newlines t)

The problem with this though is that mouse scroll is not going paste end-of-buffer, and you will end up with alot of empty lines in your files (pressing down arrows adds newlines, up arrow does not remove them).

This probably doesn't answer your question, question about stopping Emacs scrolling past end-of-buffer.

(setq next-line-add-newlines t)

The problem with this though is that mouse scroll is not going paste end-of-buffer, and you will end up with alot of empty lines in your files (pressing down arrows adds newlines, up arrow does not remove them).

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This probably doesn't answer your question, question about stopping Emacs scrolling past end-of-buffer.

(setq next-line-add-newlines t)

The problem with this though is that mouse scroll is not going paste end-of-buffer, and you will end up with alot of empty lines in your files (pressing down arrows adds newlines, up arrow does not remove them).