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Implement cursorline #2170
Implement cursorline #2170
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Why not just highlight
primary_line
aftersecondary_line
after the loop so we don't have to check whether or not it was part of secondary line?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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We still have to check for each
line
ifsecondary_lines
contains it, sinceline
is one of all the lines on the screen, only some will be highlighted.Strictly speaking, not checking and then just overwriting after the loop might be even (veery slightly) slower, since the comparison
primary_line == line
is basically free, but coloring thesecondary_line
(which is redundant because it will be overwritten) is less cheap. (I might be wrong though.)