Kiyoon Kim

Thanks for the feedback! I think there are a lot of existing implementation for this one. For example https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-indent This plugin should already have the feature you want.

Actually, if I remember correctly, maybe this is a default vim textobject? Can you try `ap` and `ip`?

@tertsdiepraam Thanks for the suggestions. With 10164 files (no folders) it took 3m49s. Here's the `strace` ``` % time seconds usecs/call calls errors syscall ------ ----------- ----------- --------- --------- ------------------...

Open these with https://profiler.firefox.com samply profile with `eza --icons=always`: [profile.json](https://github.com/eza-community/eza/files/14325287/profile.json) samply profile with `exa --icons` [profile.json](https://github.com/eza-community/eza/files/14325327/profile.json) I made sure I ran those on a new directory with pretty much similar...

@PThorpe92 No argument was needed to reproduce this. It works like this with whatever I use, with or without `--icons` for example. With `exa` the grid works well. This was...

@PThorpe92 My theory is that there exist some edge cases where it doesn't align the grid, and maybe with gnome terminal if I had the exact same column it might...

Thanks for the time to try many settings but I'm sorry you couldn't reproduce. I tried with the `v0.17.3` but the issue still exists. Additional info that may be helpful...

OK, with Gnome Terminal it happens exactly the same as Wezterm so it wasn't the issue with the terminal. My bad. With width=166 you should be able to reproduce it.

That is really weird! But I'm glad you were able to reproduce it and I appreciate it for maintaining the awesome project :smile:

Thank you so much!