Carlos Esparza
Carlos Esparza
I modified your script slightly: ``` set nolazyredraw let LINES = line('$') syntime on for s:x in range(2*LINES/winheight(0)) norm! redraw! endfor ``` and ran it on the `thesis.tex` example...
I found some time to spend on this today. I ended up using the source of this paper https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.07213 to time things with that scrolling script (the non-printable character is...
> Could you explain the timings you've added in your commits? E.g. They are just the runtimes of `test.vim` (using that arxiv paper I linked as `main.tex`) on my computer...
> I worry a bit about performance. Calling out to vim.eval is slow and this code will run on every cursor movement. This should probably be checked in vimscript before...
Adding this to `autoload/UltiSnips.vim` provides control over autotrigger: ```vim function! UltiSnips#EnableAutotrigger() abort augroup UltiSnips_AutoTrigger au! au InsertCharPre * call UltiSnips#TrackChange() au TextChangedI * call UltiSnips#TrackChange() if exists('##TextChangedP') au TextChangedP *...
I wanted to make sure that keyd wouldn't add any unnecessary battery drain so I checked htop and saw that keyd was using more cpu than I was used from...
@tkna91 I'm confused. The example you provide will paste the clipboard (in most applications), same as ``` [alt] a = C-v ``` (this *will* generate a alt up event before...
I think the way that `keyd do` currently works is good and shouldn't be changed. I proposing a variant, say `keyd nomoddo`, that would behave as follows: If `keyd nomoddo...
> it may take some time to review and reply. No worries! I did some more changes to the pr and I've been trying to find a good way to...
I've been playing around trying to do this and it seems to me that replacing https://github.com/iberianpig/fusuma/blob/1853e2d18918e8975c2c514066ab18914c337e87/lib/fusuma/plugin/executors/command_executor.rb#L27 by ```javascript if event.record.index.keys[-1].symbol == :begin Process.wait(pid) else Process.detach(pid) end ``` would implement this...