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Right- but if you have a long line that is, for example, a JSON object, then surely it can't be properly be validated or syntax-highlighted before the entire li
by fergie 9mo ago
Right- but if you have a long line that is, for example, a JSON object, then surely it can't be properly be validated or syntax-highlighted before the entire line is scanned?
I do agree that Emacs can be slower than the terminal when handling long lines/files, although (depending on your case) this can be easily mitigated by running a terminal inside of Emacs.
Generally though, for everyday use, Emacs feels a lot snappier than VSCode.
- d12frosted 9mo agoGood point. Though for widget UIs you're typically rendering structured data you control, not parsing arbitrary text files. The syntax highlighting / validation concern applies to editing code, not to building interactive interfaces. > Generally though, for everyday use, Emacs feels a lot snappier than VSCode. +1