Closed jfab20 closed 1 week ago
Hmm, that is weird. Is your file particularly long or have very many references? I cannot recreate the error in an empty file with neovim v0.9.5 or vim v9.1
Hmm, that is weird. Is your file particularly long or have very many references? I cannot recreate the error in an empty file with neovim v0.9.5 or vim v9.1
I get this error with a blank file, no references. I am in nvim 0.10.1. I will try to remove my plugins one by one and try to retrace the error to one of those plugins, but I don't have many so that is why assumed it was a typst.vim error. I also don't get this error anywhere else.
Update: Removing all my plugins doesn't seem to help.
Ok, after changing my configuration in my init.vim
, I think I found that the issue is only present when I have set re=1
in my configuration. I don't remember why I put that there or what it does, but I just removed that and the issue goes away. Sorry for the inconvenience.
When I'm typing a reference
<hello>
I get the errorPattern uses more memory than 'maxmempattern'
and the text highlighting disappears in all the file. I have to manually typeset ft=typst
to get back text highlighting. I have noticed that the error also appears if I have<hello
in my file anywhere, note the lack of the closing>
. In that case no matter how many times I set the filetype to typst, the highlighting doesn't come back. Only when I close with>
I can typeset ft=typst
.This is a problem because I cannot type labels by hand, because when I type the opening
<
, typst crashes (other features of typst still work, it's just the highlighting).I am in neovim, installed the latest version of typst.vim with vim-plug. This error does not appear when I disable typst.vim of course.