In a master document with many (20) included child documents, a few things are slow and I just wanted to get a feeling for what's expected and what might be worth digging into.
Context: the master document is a document "all lectures" and it includes the individual lectures (each one is a LyX beamer document). Each individual lecture is about 20-30 frames, and I make extensive use of custom layouts and lots of insets and branches. --- Case 1. What is _not_ slow: typing and backspacing characters. This is super snappy. What is slow: if I select a few characters and then do backspace, it is slow. From my perspective, what is the difference between backspacing a few times versus selecting the same characters and doing backspace? Actually I would expect the selection+backspace to be optimized. --- --- Case 2. What is _not_ slow: cursor movement with keyboard (even moving in and out of insets). Also what is _not_ slow: clicking with mouse on different places of the master buffer as long as the new location is in the same inset as old cursor. What is slow: if the cursor is in, for example, a note inset, and I then click outside the note inset, it takes a second before the cursor is placed (and if I do the opposite as well). --- Anything worth looking into? Scott
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