On 1/3/2013 10:04 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 02/01/13 22:25, ping wrote:
experts:
I have a huge text file, which, when set ft, navigation in the file
becomes extremely slow.
but, due to some reasons I still want the ft to be set, but without
executing the corresponding syntax file ( so it will not be slowed
down).
is it possible and how?
I tried comment out
"syntax on"
"syntax enable",
"filetype plugin indent on"
and when I set ft (either by :set ft=xxx) or using modeline,
navigation is still same slow.
disable ft "set ft=" will make it return normal (faster navigation)
regards
ping
Have the following (in that order) in your vimrc. "indent" is
optional, you may leave it out if you don't want filetype-related
indenting.
filetype plugin indent on
syntax off
see :help :syn-off
Of course, you won't get any syntax highlighting. To allow syntax
highlighting to be switched on manually but not automagically, see
:help :syn-manual
Best regards,
Tony.
this is really nice and matching exactly what I wanted!
thanks.
so my problem is solved by:
1) global "syntax manual" in vimrc
2) set ft (modeline , ftdetect script , or set ft), so other plugins
(like Voom) will know still know the ft info
3) since not "syntax on" or "syntax enable", the performance-consuming
vim syntax HL won't start
4) if still need syntax hl for individual files, enable it manually (to
current buff only):
set syntax=ON
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