bracket matching is slower than Atom's builtin version

[trusktr]

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debug info

{
  "atom": "1.27.0",
  "platform": "linux",
  "release": "4.13.0-41-generic",
  "vmpVersion": "1.32.0",
  "vmpConfig": {
    "blackholeRegisteredOperators": [],
    "startInInsertModeScopes": [],
    "charactersToAddSpaceOnSurround": [],
    "highlightSearchExcludeScopes": [],
    "flashOnOperateBlacklist": []
  }
}

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Want % bracket matching to be fast. It is slow compared to Atom's ctrl-m in big files. It takes a whole second, but Atom's is instant.

Maybe % should be just a small tweak to Atom's builtin, if possible?

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[trusktr]

@t9md Have you noticed this? In large files, the % feature is unbearably slow, while Atom's ctrl+m feature is perceivably instantaneous.

[keevan]

@t9md Have you noticed this? In large files, the % feature is unbearably slow, while Atom's ctrl+m feature is perceivably instantaneous.

@trusktr Depending on what you are coding, you might not need to use VMP's bracket matching feature. I however use it because I find myself jumping between brackets within a string, which Atom does not seem to support out of the box using ctrl+m

[t9md]

@trusktr Yes, I've noticed. You are right. And I know why vmp is much slower than brackets-matcher. Maybe I can improve speed, but I assure vmp would still slower than bracket-matcher's one. I agree vmp's % is unacceptably slow in some codebase. I will keep open this issue, but nothing planned to tackle this issue for now.