Too slow for use when used with Flyspell
I have AC-Ispell running and working alongside flyspell on one of my orgmode journal buffers; but to actually get a suggestion, I have to wait about 2 seconds for anything to happen. I'm using the hunspell dictionary file for both Flyspell and AC-Ispell; apparently, this is not to be recommended. Any suggestions on how to have them both working simulteaneously?
Would you tell me how to reproduce this issue ?
- Minimum configuration for reproducing this issue
- please show( or upload) me sample file(
.org) etc
Download the files (dictionary, brief org file, brief setup file, autocomplete dirs) here: http://toryanderson.com/files/ispell-ac-error.zip Eval the .el file, then open the .org file. I would start a word, "narra" and wait for almost 5 seconds before popups appeared.
Thanks, I'll check
Hmm, it does not take more than 3 seconds...

What am I doing wrong ?
I've encountered this problem as well with flyspell and auto-complete. Basically the completion menu (with the completion choices) takes a lot longer (a few seconds) to appear when flyspell is activated along with auto-complete (independent of ac-ispell). This is my auto-complete config:
(require 'auto-complete-config)
(ac-config-default)
(setq ac-auto-show-menu 0.1)
To reproduce, use the above configuration for auto-complete in an Emacs-lisp buffer and type "(li" and wait for the auto-completion menu to appear (it's nearly instantaneous with flyspell disabled but takes a few seconds with flyspell enabled).
Actually, nevermind. The solution is to add the following line of code to your auto-complete configuration.
(ac-flyspell-workaround)
See: https://github.com/auto-complete/auto-complete/issues/231#issuecomment-33179667
@WorldsEndless You might want to try that workaround and see if you still have that issue.