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Why?
Because when you are working on a large file (let's say, over 5000 lines of code or more) and you just press the TAB key with the idea of just doing that (adding a tab to your code) FingerText kicks in and tries to find triggertexts and hotspots thus slowing the simple operation of just adding a tab.
When I code away I use the tab key a lot just to indent my code properly and I want this to be fast. When FingerText is on and the file is large this simple operation is slow on machines that are so-so (like old laptops etc).
By the way, I tried to disable FingerText and when you do it the TAB key does not work at all (Notepad++ would not add a tab to the code; it would do nothing whatsoever).
A solution would be to be able to choose a different key for FingerText other than the tab key (maybe the CTRL key or whatever you choose). I guess most people would stick with the TAB key anyway.
What do you think?
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Why?
Because when you are working on a large file (let's say, over 5000 lines of code or more) and you just press the TAB key with the idea of just doing that (adding a tab to your code) FingerText kicks in and tries to find triggertexts and hotspots thus slowing the simple operation of just adding a tab.
When I code away I use the tab key a lot just to indent my code properly and I want this to be fast. When FingerText is on and the file is large this simple operation is slow on machines that are so-so (like old laptops etc).
By the way, I tried to disable FingerText and when you do it the TAB key does not work at all (Notepad++ would not add a tab to the code; it would do nothing whatsoever).
A solution would be to be able to choose a different key for FingerText other than the tab key (maybe the CTRL key or whatever you choose). I guess most people would stick with the TAB key anyway.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: