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Performance. I mean really long lines, not merely lines which exceed window width. Vim is a bit better at that than Emacs, but it still slows to a crawl on some
by yakubin 4y ago
Performance. I mean really long lines, not merely lines which exceed window width. Vim is a bit better at that than Emacs, but it still slows to a crawl on some large lines. Sublime Text e.g. never has any problems with long lines on the other hand, no matter how long.
- doix 4y agoWith wrapping or without? I occasionally use vim to open up minified JavaScript files to follow stack traces when sourcemaps are broken. I'll open the file and do something like 515328l (go 5153281 characters to the right) to get to the correct place and have never had issues. When we broke our sourcemaps for a bit, I was the dedicated human source map for a while and vim was an absolute life saver.
- Izkata 4y agoI've found that to mainly be a problem with syntax highlighting. Turning it off speeds it up significantly.