| Tested this today. - Opening anything larger than a megabyte causes long load times (compared to `vim` and other editors), as well as extreme lag before each cursor movement. - The code, relying extremely heavily on various Rust libraries, is extremely difficult to read due to how it's organized: directories like "view" (which doesn't contain source code pertaining to rendering any actual characters), "models", "modes", etc. - The "jump" feature is good in theory, but in practice is significantly slower than simply continuing to move the cursor normally, as it only works with tokens currently on the screen. - Opening any files in the editor requires the construction of an index so that it can search for things for you. This runs seemingly-unending on both the `/home` and `/` directories. - Does not include very many `vim` commands, and therefore shouldn't be called "vim-like." Cursor movement uses "hjkl," but otherwise, the editor is used in a very different manner. - Does not support any plugins, extensibility, of any kind (that I could find). |