When I do 'o' (plain old 'o', no fancy mappings nothing, the deafult
open-INSERT-mode and take me to the next line 'o'), at a specific location
in a specific file, vim hits 100% CPU usage, becomes unresponsive and needs
to be killed.

After some discussion on the #vim on freenode, :tek0 and :accolade helped
narrow it down to the syntax highlighting. :syntax off makes the "bug"
disappear.


Steps to reproduce:

1. vim main.php
2. Go to line 48, on the closing '}' bracket.
3. hit 'o'
4. open top, watch vim hit 100% CPU usage.


I'm attaching:

1. The file "main.php"
2. vim --version's output
3. my .vimrc

Some of the debugging output requested on #vim, which may be useful again:

Q: What does :map o  give you? A: :map o gives No mapping found.
Q: do you get anything for :au InsertEnter A: No.
Q: any difference if you `:set foldmethod=manual`? A: No.
Q: what's the filetype? A: filetype=php

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Yours Sincerely,
Anhad Jai Singh



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