I was talking to @PEZ about my PR (#390) and he mentioned how zmacs solved this problem
A Lisp file contains a sequence of expressions that we call top-level expressions, to distinguish them from their own sUbexpressions. Zmacs assumes that top-level expressions begin with an open parenthesis against the left margin. It does not parse top-level expressions by balancing parentheses, since parentheses do not always balance while programs are being written. The indentation represents the programmer’s conception of program structure, and provides a better guide. So by top-level expression, we mean a section of text delimited by open parentheses at the beginning of two lines.
This would be substantially faster than searchpairpos, and would work in plain vim too. Most users are working with vim-sexp or parinfer.vim so will have their parens balanced 99% of the time.
Not sure if you'd be interested in a PR to this effect.
I was talking to @PEZ about my PR (#390) and he mentioned how zmacs solved this problem
This would be substantially faster than searchpairpos, and would work in plain vim too. Most users are working with vim-sexp or parinfer.vim so will have their parens balanced 99% of the time.
Not sure if you'd be interested in a PR to this effect.