Vim computes 'hlsearch' per screen cell during redraw and keeps no highlight objects at all, while IdeaVim materialises a RangeHighlighter per match, so highlighting the whole buffer put tens of thousands of them in the markup model for the 35 lines the user can see.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Once the highlighters cover only the viewport they are no longer a complete model of the matches, so the two callers that read the match list back out of them need another source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nothing kept the vimLastHighlighters list and the markup model in step, and nothing could answer which part of the document is currently highlighted - both of which scoping the highlights to the viewport needs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the selection is no longer ours but still holds our text minus the tail something reformatted away, the type now comes from what we published instead of being guessed from the text.
On Linux with clipboard=unnamed the `*` register is backed by the system PRIMARY selection, which stores text only, so its type was re-guessed from the text on every read. The selection can come back with trailing whitespace stripped, so a line-wise "foo \n" reads back as "foo" and gets downgraded to character-wise. We now reuse the text and type we published while we still own the selection, and only read and guess once another app claims it.
When user typed / twice in a row there could be race condition between deactivate and activate panel requesting focus. so becouse of focus parent in deactivate is asnyc it could happen after requestFocusInWindow in activate
JBR's WLClipboard takes Wayland-side primary ownership and Mutter's
Wayland→X11 bridge is racy under rapid visual selection, so external
readers (xclip, middle-click-paste) see stale content. Route PRIMARY
writes through xclip (preferred) or wl-copy (fallback) on Wayland,
deferred past IntelliJ's CaretModelImpl.updateSystemSelection
post-yank clobber. AWT path unchanged on X11/macOS/Windows.
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