Questions tagged [performance]
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How to make code-folding more efficient
I have a ruby file while is about 5K+ lines long.
My current setup uses the vim-ruby plugin.
With this, I enable code folding with
let ruby_fold = 1
This opens my ruby files pre-folded. I can open ...
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Is it more efficient to use one function instead of multiple autocommands?
I have a lot of lines with with filetype-specific autocommands defining mappings and abbreviations, which looks like this:
augroup vimrc
au!
...
au FileType blah nnoremap <buffer> aa bb
au ...
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MacOS Terminal CPU spike after exiting Vim
I'm using Vim 8.1 from homebrew on MacOs 10.14.6. Whenever I exit vim back to the terminal, the first keypress in the terminal afterward results in a beachball and CPU spike to 100%, with terminal ...
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Simple .vimrc takes a very long time to save
Saving a file with :w takes several seconds for me, and I can't figure out the culprit. This is my .vimrc
" Specify a directory for plugins
" - For Neovim: ~/.local/share/nvim/plugged
" - Avoid using ...
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Why is network latency becomes too long when edit in the sshfs mounted files
I mounted the remote server directory to my local machine mount point with sshfs. Thus I could use my local vim to edit my code, it is much faster than editing with the vim installed to the remote ...
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Are there any performance difference between :edit and :buffer on existing unchanged buffer?
I used to believe that :buffer file is faster than :edit file if file is an existing unchanged buffer. I even created a tiny function for this:
function! myvim#open(file) abort
let nr = bufnr(a:...
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Are there any built-in functions to search sorted list?
Are there any built-in functions to search sorted list? Such as binary_search, lower_bound, upper_bound, etc.
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Vim syntax line matching mechanism
Can someone explain or link to valid explanation information on the syntax highlighting mechanism. In particular I am having having a hard time understanding how rules are applied.
Imagine the ...
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Vim slow to open buffers, but not specifically in any sourcing plugin step
I'm using Vim primarily for rails projects, and have found a fairly significant difference in the start up time between a couple of my projects.
Here's one project's startuptime log, while opening a ...
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sheerun/vim-polyglot ruby seems cause enormous slow down, how to fix or better plugin to use?
When I open a ruby based file (.rb,.erb) in nvim, it causes my whole laptop to slow down!
This seems to be caused by sheerun/vim-polyglot that I use for syntax highlighting, specifically the ruby ...
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Analyze NeoVim Performance Bottlenecks
My Vim is kinda slow for nearly everything. Opening a file takes five seconds, it flickers when I move up and down NerdTree and sometimes when I switch windows or tabs, it freezes for dozens of ...
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Vim Slowing down when creating .vimrc in $HOME
It's a couple of month that I'm using Vim and I'm happy with it. But working on big files (About 2000 lines) is really annoying.
I have some plugins and today I wanted to fix this problem. So I ...
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Switching between tabs takes a few seconds
Using gt and :tabnext I need to wait some time and I experience the same lag when I use :split myfile.txt.
However vim myfile.txt from bash opens much faster.
My Mac is pretty fast, and I don't have ...
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Strangely slow key bindings
I defined these maps, to yank into system clipboard.
noremap <leader>y "*y
noremap <leader>Y "*Y
noremap <leader>yy "*yy
But when I use the first one (<leader>y), I find it ...
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How to track time-expenditure for Vim operations?
Is there a syntime equivalent global command that can track the overall Vim performance? I am having trouble debugging the cause for a set of very-slow file-operations on a Windows machine.
Since ...
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neovim takes a long time to open files
On profiling, I found that <SNR>101_parse_screen() is taking above 6 seconds. This problem goes away when I comment out the plugin vim-polyglot.
This is most evident for vue files. Not sure if ...
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Lag from filetype plugin indent on
I'm getting lag in vim when navigating relatively small text files if filetype plugin indent on is uncommented in my vimrc file. My full vimrc file is pasted below. Any help on how I can get it ...
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How to execute multiple command on file open?
Syntax highlighting slowing my vim down.
I set
syntax sync maxlines=100
syntax sync minlines=100
Now i need to execute
:syntax off
:syntax on
After every new file getting opened to save ...
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Why is vim save so slow?
When I save a file in Vim using :update or :w, Vim's entire UI blocks for about a second while it does something mysterious that (as a side effect) writes the buffer being edited to disk.
This takes ...
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Vim slows down with multiple buffers etc
I think noticing a slow redrawing and slow cursor movement on a fastest PC, is one of the popular frustrations with Vim. Here I am as a yet another instance.
I have a fresh installation of VIM, with ...
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Most annoying slow-down of a plain-text editor! [closed]
I am a happy user of VIM, except for some bits which I really want vim to improve on. One main issue is frequent slowdown of VIM spoiling the amazingly productive text-editing experience on a fastest ...
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How do I “draw” a buffer from scratch in an efficient manner?
I am writing a small plugin to manage my address book (the actual plugin interfaces with the abook program). I use a special buffer (nofile) and I redraw the entire buffer each time something changes....
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Is there an autocmd event while triggering the insert mode completion popup menu?
There is a CompleteDone and MenuPopup event. However, I can't find an event for the triggering of the insert mode completion popup menu. So if I want to do something when triggering the completion ...
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Folding slow with vimtex
Automatic folding with the vimtex plugin are unbearably slow.
Is there anything I can do to speed this up? I tried installing the fastfold plugin but that did nothing I could notice.
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Slow startup time unrelated to plugins
When I open vim (or gvim) on MacOS X, the window opens immediately, but there is a pause of about a second before the cursor appears. I've profiled my plugins, but their startup times don't account ...
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How can I make a slow-ish `system` call in a statusline without corrupting the display?
I wrote a quick snippet of VimL to display, in my statusline, the type of the currently focused Haskell expression
It looks like this (click for better quality (as gfy)):
I've included the code below,...
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What is the fastest way to perform this change?
In my codes, I often have to do this kind of text editing:
u(:,:,:) = 0._dp
v(:,:,:) = 0._dp
temp(:,:,:) = 0._dp
To:
grid%u(0:nx,0:ny,0:nz) = 0._dp
grid%v(0:nx,0:ny,0:nz) = 0._dp
grid%temp(0:nx,0:...
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What are the methods of speeding up parsing of a big file using Ex?
I did recently some performance test where I've created artificially 1GB of random text file by:
$ hexdump -C /dev/urandom | rev | head -c1G | pv > file
which has around 13mln of lines starting ...
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matchpairs makes vim slow
I use set matchpairs+=<:> in my config (to help when editing HTML, for instance), but I just noticed it made vim very slow when editing emails.
Is there a way to have this setting without ...
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Vim slowdown when browsing with netrw [duplicate]
Sometimes there are several second long slowdowns when browsing Clojure source code in a Git repo via Vim's netrw. My Vim version is 7.4.865.
I do have a couple of plugins that must have caused this. ...
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matchadd makes vim slow with large files
In my vimrc I have this line :
call matchadd('ColorColumn', '\%81v', 100)
It colors the 81th column in a subtle grey background so I can track my line length :
(see the l and the f)
I found out ...
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Detect most resource hungry plugin
I have some plugins installed for vim, I would like to know how can I find out what plugin uses most resources (CPU, RAM) ?
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Improve performance of syntax highlighting in Vim
I have some C++ sources files which are in a few mega-bytes (a few tens thousands lines) to view and edit. The performance looks really bad in Vim. Refersh (<C-l>) or input single char in insert ...
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Is there a way to disable the foldexpr during autocomplete?
I've noticed that vim's fold method affects the efficiency of autocomplete, e.g. C-N is slow, and C-X L is hideously slow in medium sized files with relatively expensive foldexprs.
I can't see the ...
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Vim slows down over time with syntax on
Is there anything I can do to keep syntax on when using Vim?
As soon as I open anything substantial it becomes nearly impossible to edit after a while. Every keypress causes a delay. If I turn syntax ...
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Do large numbers make vim run slowly?
This seems like a really daft question, but I have a Python file that has a number in it that's a thousand digits long and that file seems to be running very slowly, I'm not sure if there's some kind ...
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How to find what slows down Vim? [duplicate]
In some occasions, Vim respond is very slow. Is there a procedure to easily identify what causes the problem?
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Cut vim load time
I'm using https://github.com/carlhuda/janus vim distribution and clearly not satisfied with load time.
What would be the best way to profile and speed-up vim load time?
Also would be interesting to ...
