If I open a ~100 line html file with embedded ruby (setf eruby)...
If this file contains a # comment within ERB tags somewhere in the file, it creates 2 problems:
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Neovim slows down by at least 100-1000x. It's so bad theres like a 200ms delay typing a single letter. If you try to use j/k to scroll it's extremely choppy like you're editing a 2 million line file.
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The comments are just wrong. A comment must end at the %> of the embedded ruby tag, but they keep going to all embedded ruby contained within the entire file. Here's a screenshot showing an example, notice the this should not be commented is not preceded by a #, and it's still commented from the few lines above
If I open a ~100 line html file with embedded ruby (
setf eruby)...If this file contains a
# commentwithin ERB tags somewhere in the file, it creates 2 problems:Neovim slows down by at least 100-1000x. It's so bad theres like a 200ms delay typing a single letter. If you try to use j/k to scroll it's extremely choppy like you're editing a 2 million line file.
The comments are just wrong. A comment must end at the
%>of the embedded ruby tag, but they keep going to all embedded ruby contained within the entire file. Here's a screenshot showing an example, notice thethis should not be commentedis not preceded by a#, and it's still commented from the few lines above