Andy Massimino

What is the expectation? I have opened `file.sv` as follows (did not customize match_words, using built-in vim). ``` if(a) begin `ifdef else `endif end ``` Match 1: ``` if(a) else...

Can you please provide a minimal working example that demonstrates the issue? I cannot reproduce it with given configuration.

@RamiGaggi Reproduced, I guess it is due to some stale skip query result, will check.

Seems to work with the plugin https://github.com/posva/vim-vue What plugin, if any, are you using for vue syntax highighting?

Sorry, I'm still a bit confused. Does coc-vetur/coc.nvim provide syntax highlighting for vue files?

Are you using tree-sitter or no? If yes, I think easiest way would be to copy the query files. I am not sure how nvim-treesitter works with dotted types so...

I think you should be able to get pretty far with creating a file like this `{personal config}/after/ftplugin/tsx.vim`: let b:match_words = matchup#util#standard_html() I use `tsx.vim` since vim should load both...

I am wary to support two differently named filetypes that are actually referring to the same thing. Is there a key reason you are using typescript.tsx instead of the built...

Just pushed a change which will hopefully improve it a bit (couple ms at most). PS. you can use `:MatchupShowTimes` to get a finer idea of where the time is...

Thanks, this info helps. BTW, your timings suggest you're opening a file (rather than just opening nvim). Can you share the details of the file you're opening and also any...