Niklas Haas

It seems to be reproducible with practically any HTML file: ``` $ echo 'Example' > example $ time xdg-open example xdg-open example 0.48s user 0.13s system 102% cpu 0.599 total...

Another possible solution: Add the possibility of detecting HTML MIME types (`text/html`) and opening them with the `open_url` command instead of the `open_part` command by default. Then I can just...

> Do you have autoread set? Or do you manually reread the file in by :edit? I have autoread set and update the files with `:checktime`. The way I am...

In master I get ``` E201: *ReadPre autocommands must not change current buffer E321: Could not reload "video.c" E201: *ReadPre autocommands must not change current buffer E321: Could not reload...

That seems to have fixed it. Edit: Spoke too soon. Crash is gone but it still does not update folds properly. I'll try producing a minimal sample later, need sleep...

I am writing a library that gets implicitly passed a GL context (bound to the current thread) by the user, so I need to figure out which version of the...

I think for the time being I will just call both loader functions, in the hopes of picking up every function in the end. The risk of a "false positive"...

> It shouldn't matter as long as you only call the right set of functions at runtime. I suppose one remaining downside is that this implies unnecessarily calling `dlopen` /...

Why not just place the `--mx` loader's static state inside a struct that the user can allocate in their own preferred manner? Then we can either put it inside thread-local...

Actually, looking into it further, I don't understand why the `--mx` loader uses static state at all. As far as I can tell, it appears to immediately close the `dlopen`'d...