qstrahl
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9 years ago I'll look into that possibility, but it all comes down to whether or not Vim supports that behaviour. I don't think it does. I'm not aware of any autocmd that triggers after the cursor stops moving, and I don't think vim can register a tick function or anything like that.
On Fri, 2 Jan 2015 23:16 Alex Dunn notifications@github.com wrote:
Matchmaker causes quite a performance drain when I'm navigating large source files.
See this screen recording https://github.com/alexdunn/storage/raw/master/matchmaker_performance.mov where just navigating up and down lines of code if very slow and laborious with Matchmaker turned on, but very fast and smooth with Matchmaker turned off.
I'd like to keep Matchmaker always turned on, like most GUI IDEs. However, doing so is too much of a performance drain right now. How about not triggering Matchmaker until the cursor has come to rest? This is the behavior in Xcode.
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xanderdunn
tommcdo
Matchmaker causes quite a performance drain when I'm navigating large source files.
See this screen recording where just navigating up and down lines of code if very slow and laborious with Matchmaker turned on, but very fast and smooth with Matchmaker turned off.
I'd like to keep Matchmaker always turned on, like most GUI IDEs. However, doing so is too much of a performance drain right now. How about not triggering Matchmaker until the cursor has come to rest? This is the behavior in Xcode.