John Otter wrote:
> is there a technical reason why manual folds aren't maintained in
> hidden buffers? As per documentation one must use mkview and loadview
> but for my specific use case
> that is suboptimal.
> I use a script to create manual folds to overcame vim slowdown when
> using syntax and foldexprs methods,
> but when I have a really big number of them reloading the view
> everytime I switch back to it is impossible since it takes up to 4-5
> seconds to process the view.
Folding information is stored with the window, not the buffer. You can
have one buffer in two windows, folded differently.
There are no hidden windows, so if the buffer leaves the window the fold
info is gone.
Perhaps you can move the window to another tab that lives in the
background?
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