but then, it removes cursorcolumn and cursorline when it's activated.
any file loads badly. like, even if i fill file with only spaces ( \n ), it will be slow when i scrool it up and down.
tried alacritty, but still same.
is that implemented in others like Neovim ?
if so, what would you recommend me to do ? i really find easier for my eyes to have those stripes, or something similar others also use. When i look horizontally, to see relative numbers, that's fine, but when it is further down, and also text is intended a lot (text start at 50% vertically of page), i can't use this program in it's fullest speed, as my eyes lose track of what row it was, and i always mistake 3-4 up/down (if i use j/k motions, which i usually do)
On Monday, March 27, 2023 at 9:52:10 AM UTC+2 Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Mo, 27 Mär 2023, Igor Lerinc wrote:
> but i have performance issues.
This is not natively possible in Vim, so we have to fall-back to using
signs (which can color complete lines, not just only the text within a
line). However, to keep it in sync while editing, you have to refresh
the signs often, which causes a performance penalty. How big is your
fiel?
> and color it displays is grey. so not really useful..
You can of course customize the colors. Please read the help.
Best,
Christian
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