Greg Hurrell

[This thread](http://vim.1045645.n5.nabble.com/Temporarily-Disabling-All-imaps-and-inoremaps-td4368224.html) has some promising details. Looks like a fair bit of quite fragile hacking around may be needed.

If it's costing 5-10 seconds, you should consider using the Watchman scanner, although like you said, whether it works on cygwin is not really known. There is [some Windows support](https://github.com/facebook/watchman/issues/19)....

I think getting Watchman working is a strictly superior solution because it allows you to have speed _and_ avoid any problems with cache staleness. Adding caching would introduce internal complexity,...

Hi @voxik, thanks for opening the issue. I am pretty wary of loosening the check too much, although your proposed `LIBRUBY` check _may_ be an acceptable compromise. To give you...

@joelostblom: Can I suggest that you open a new issue for this, as it is basically unrelated to the original issue? (This issue is about whether the check should exist...

I'd be open to accepting a PR for this if it didn't introduce too much complexity, and had well-defined behavior (may be tricky to get that right).

I was wrong about my hunch. Did some digging (via `vim -V20logfile`). [This line](https://github.com/wincent/command-t/blob/4da3a8175649099a030f91b322ed2aca223f98ef/ruby/command-t/match_window.rb#L428) is the one that is causing the "out of range" error (truncated): ``` Error detected while...

[Here's](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-ruby-x/blob/4fc2a34dc11872098b3bae5cff475369a9baf2b3/plugin/ruby-x.vim#L105-L116) another potential avenue, turned up by Googling.

Thanks for the report. Can you give me a sample path? Perhaps as a file in a zip archive so that I can try to reproduce this locally?

> When user hits command-t, before it has typed anything to look for, it would be nice to show a history of the last files that have been opened using...