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main Alexey wrote: ↑17.11.2023 15:17 you can create the 'lite lexer' for Java.
https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Lite_lexers
this way speed will be good and syntax-coloring will be partly ok (without multi-line comments).

Other editors like Notepad++ and Geany do not have this problem. Maybe an opportunity to optimize CudaText ?

As a programmer myself I cannot understand how an application can generate data/information that it cannot use to provide related functionality. As a software user I become annoyed when an application requires plugins for the most basic functionality, specially when other similar applications can pr...

to detect that lexer is the 'reason for slowliness', turn off the lexer (statusbar click). compare the speed when none lexer is active: statusbar shows '(none)' . I can confirm that disabling the Java lexer did speed up things a lot in the old Windows XP computer. CudaText becomes very responsive. ...

You mean that CudaText is able to construct a very good Code Tree with all classes/methods seen in my source code files but I have to install a plugin to see these same classes/methods listed in the auto-complete list ? I am puzzled.

How can I configure the auto-complete functionality to include also the classes/methods/fields seen in the file/project ? I want to see not just the programming language default classes/methods/fields but also those that I have created in my source code files. This question is specifically in the co...

I investigated further the lag issue in the Windows XP computer. All editors CudaText, Notepad++ and Geany see a somewhat high CPU usage when I press any key for several seconds. But while CudaText stops adding new characters after the first two or three, Notepad++ and Geany remain responsive adding...

The old computer has Windows XP installed and when starting Cudatext the attached error shows up. It translates to "could not find entry point of DeleteProcThreadAttributeList in KERNEL32.dll". If the error is acknowledged by clicking OK, Cudatext starts normally but the following warning ...

I compared the typing latency/lag of CudaText, Notepad++ and Geany on two computers (one old/slow and the other modern/fast) with Windows operating systems and I noticed that CudaText is very slow compared to the other two editors. This is the main issue that is preventing me from switching to CudaT...