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I've found that when pasting in huge files, disabling syntax highlighting makes a big difference. In fact, if you simply open a sufficiently large (I haven't bo
by santaclaus 11y ago
I've found that when pasting in huge files, disabling syntax highlighting makes a big difference. In fact, if you simply open a sufficiently large (I haven't bothered bisecting the size, but a few megs works) xml file, Atom will disable syntax highlighting by default and the performance will be slow but still usable. If you paste in the contents of a large xml file, syntax highlighting is not disabled and the editor either hangs or crashes, in my experience.
- agumonkey 11y agoReminds me of old emacs' tricks.
- swah 11y agoFor the gaudiest possible look, then, include the line (setq font-lock-maximum-decoration t)
- jorangreef 11y agoAtom should automatically disable syntax highlighting for large files.