Hiroaki Otsu

Hi, @skvsree - Which buffer does the slowness happen in, any buffer or particular buffer? - Which action does the slowness happen by, open buffer or input character or popup...

> The slowness occurs each time Do it mean the slowness occurs in any buffer regardless of the buffer content? Do the slowness occur even if the buffer content is...

I encountered the slowness by using the latest version of typescript-tools, too. I'll investigate the reason and ask the author of typescript-tools if necessary. Tentatively, you can resolve this issue...

> Did you updated elpa packages with new TSS? Sorry, I can't understand what you mean. I updated [tss.el](https://github.com/aki2o/emacs-tss/blob/master/tss.el). The latest version of tss.el is 0.3.1.

No, I don't. But, perhaps http://melpa.milkbox.net/#/tss is the mirror of this git repository. So, I guess the http://melpa.milkbox.net/#/tss package is updated by updating this repository file.

I updated tss.el about the following changes of typescript-tools. - TSS returns "null" as a result of the completion request - If the changes of buffer is additional, TSS returns...

Hi, @KevinVanWorkum Do you have the following config? ``` perl (plsense-config-default) ``` If so, check the major-mode, which you use for Perl, exists in `plsense-enable-modes`. > Do you play Go...

I might have found the cause. Try to remove `auto-complete-mode` from `cperl-mode-hook`. That might switch `auto-complete-mode` to off because `plsense-setup-current-buffer` invokes `(auto-complete-mode t)` before that.

> The server starts, but emacs doesn't communicate with it. If I set plsense-server-start-automatically-p to t, then everything works. You need M-x `plsense-server-start` even if you already started the server...

Hi, @FrancisMurillo Sorry, I'm too very late to reply... And sorry, Such function is nothing. The log just stream into buffer while Emacs stand up. Perhaps, easy way for it...