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Make use of tree-sitter's incremental parsing
See original GitHub issueTree-sitter supports incremental parsing, which can be accessed via tree.edit. But {Syntax Highlighter} just parse the code and generate a new tree every time. This will lost the efficiency advantage from tree-sitter.
Also, instad of rebuild every time, buildDecor should be done incrementally.
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I’m currently working on porting your highlighter from vscode to monaco-editor, in order to have fancy highlights in the web. I built a demo here. I used
tree.editand I didn’t find any issue with multi-line editing.Maybe it’s a bug in tree-sitter and already be fixed? Or maybe it’s a vscode bug?
could be fixed in tree-sitter 0.20.1