commit 7b11ff42507558a83e6df69fc834ee2a20227dc9
from: Omar Polo <op@omarpolo.com>
date: Fri Jun 25 08:44:36 2021 UTC

keep the comment up-to-date

we don't use wscrl  (even though redraw_window could gain some speed
by calling wscrl in some contexts)

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--- ui.c
+++ ui.c
@@ -23,8 +23,6 @@
  * ncurses allows you to scroll a window, but when a line goes out of
  * the visible area it's forgotten.  We keep a list of formatted lines
  * (``visual lines'') that we know fits in the window, and draw them.
- * This way is easy to scroll: just call wscrl and then render the
- * first/last line!
  *
  * This means that on every resize we have to clear our list of lines
  * and re-render everything.  A clever approach would be to do this