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You get a lag when the cursor reaches a closed fold.
To reproduce, open http://pastebin.com/i0rZncqx in vim, then execute ":set foldmethod=indent", press "zM" in normal mode, and "ggG", or "Ggg".
You should see the lag when cursor reaches any of the closed folds.
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Yes, it's scrolling smoothly through all of the invisible lines! ;-)
It might be possible to fix this, but a little fiddly. We would need to calculate in advance which lines are folded or not. We need to ease over the visible lines, not the actual buffer lines that sexy_scroller uses at the moment.
I note that SmoothCenter.vim uses some magic for this, but it will only work for the lines currently in view:
let hiddenlines = line("w$")-line("w0")-winheight(0)
You get a lag when the cursor reaches a closed fold.
To reproduce, open http://pastebin.com/i0rZncqx in vim, then execute ":set foldmethod=indent", press "zM" in normal mode, and "ggG", or "Ggg".
You should see the lag when cursor reaches any of the closed folds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: