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05.29.2008 at 08:28PM PDT, ID: 23443565
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gVIM Editor's cursor movement is slow when editing PHP files only

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gVIM Editor, 7.1

Just wondering why the cursor movement is slow (not responsive) only when editing PHP files? I mean when editing HTML or TXT files, it is lightning fast. Any way to fix this? I have also noticed that even when editing PHP files, when the window is small (like 500 X 500 pixels) cursor moves fast, but when the window is maximized occupying the whole monitor screen it gets really slow. Once again this only happens to PHP files.

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