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vim-ditto's Issues

Should default to a sensible highlight group.

First of all, thanks for your plugin, works particularly well with wordy!

The plugin defaults to the Error highlight group. I guess that will catch your attention, but I would prefer one that makes more semantic sense. SpellRare comes to mind.

I realize there is an option to change it, but sensible defaults are desirable!

Something wrong with non-ASCII characters

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Not sure what's the problem, but it seems that vim-ditto cannot distinguish between a part of the word “některé” (“some” in Czech) and “které” (“which” in Czech). Both encoding and fileencoding are utf-8.

Plugin makes editing large documents incredibly slow

When doing even simple operations (gqap) on very large documents (whole text of Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows in Czech, 27445 lines) it takes very long time (tens of seconds) before the operation finishes.

See here profile-log.txt generated by :profile operations (according to this HOWTO) and notice how reformatting one paragraph (twenty or so lines of text) leads to twenty or more seconds delay.

Would it be possible to somehow use async facilities in vim 8.0 and do all necessary analysis in the background, so that vim doesn’t freeze? Or would it be possible to use asyncrun.vim or something similar?

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