So I have this issue where… when writing a Ruby class, the cursor jumps to the top of the class after I write a method in it. I originally thought this was some Ruby plugin enforcing best-practices, but that's not the case. Turns out vim-anyfold tries responds to TextChangedI and tries to recompute folds on the fly. The behaviour I see is that it tries to fold the class soon as the end keyword for the function is typed.
I tried this on a test PHP file, and anyfold only folds on InsertLeave
So I have this issue where… when writing a Ruby class, the cursor jumps to the top of the class after I write a method in it. I originally thought this was some Ruby plugin enforcing best-practices, but that's not the case. Turns out
vim-anyfoldtries responds toTextChangedIand tries to recompute folds on the fly. The behaviour I see is that it tries to fold the class soon as theendkeyword for the function is typed.I tried this on a test PHP file, and
anyfoldonly folds onInsertLeaveAny ideas?
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