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Turning on relative numbering on files that are larger than a screen or so causes very slow highlighting. You can turn on relative numbering with :set relativenumber. It is important to note that I do not experience this with any other language with relative numbering enabled - it's just Perl 6.
Sample code:
Choose your favorite Perl6 file that has about 100 lines or more. For my tests I was using htmlify.p6 from the 'doc' library from Rakudo-star link
Link to vimrc
I don't have my vimrc online, and I am consistently able to get the extension to slow down using relativenumber. However, here are my plugins (I did disable them all except for Perl6, and was still encountering slowness with relativenumber enabled):
Description of issue
Turning on relative numbering on files that are larger than a screen or so causes very slow highlighting. You can turn on relative numbering with
:set relativenumber
. It is important to note that I do not experience this with any other language with relative numbering enabled - it's just Perl 6.Sample code:
Choose your favorite Perl6 file that has about 100 lines or more. For my tests I was using htmlify.p6 from the 'doc' library from Rakudo-star link
Link to vimrc
I don't have my vimrc online, and I am consistently able to get the extension to slow down using
relativenumber
. However, here are my plugins (I did disable them all except for Perl6, and was still encountering slowness withrelativenumber
enabled):Output of
vim --version
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