Re: gvim is slow opening, saving, and scanning tags on a file across the network

2008-01-04 Fir de Conversatie Ben Schmidt

Ingo Karkat wrote:
 On 03-Jan-08 17:25, aj wrote:
 I am running gvim on a windows box, version 7.1.

 There are a series of coldfusion source files located on another machine on
 the network.  I have a shortcut to the network directory containing these
 files on my desktop.

 When I try to open one of these files using notepad, it opens instantly.

 When I try to open one of these files using gvim, it hangs for about 20
 seconds before opening.

 I get the same 20 second delay when saving files, and also when attempting to
 do tab completion (scanning tags).

 This happens 90% of the time, the other 10%, I get lucky, and it works 
 instantly.

 I have tried disabling plugins and syntax highlighting, to no avail.

 Any ideas?
 
 VIM normally creates a 'swapfile' in the same directory as the edited file 
 (cp.
 :help swap-file). This file creation can take some time on a network share. 
 Try
 launching VIM with the -n argument (no swapfile), e.g. gvim -n
 \\hostname\share\myfile.txt. If this fixes the problem, you can selectively
 disable swapfile creation for this network share (but keep swapfiles for local
 files) by setting up an exception in your .vimrc file:
 autocmd BufReadPre //hostname/* setlocal noswapfile

Also see

:help 'directory'

which you can use to store swapfiles for remote files locally for safety.

Ben.




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RE: gvim is slow opening, saving, and scanning tags on a file across the network

2008-01-04 Fir de Conversatie AJ Mieskolainen

I tried adding this setting to my _vimrc (on Windows), to no avail.  I still
get the massive delay.

Thanks for your insight, though.  Very much appreciated.

-AJ
 

 -Original Message-
 From: Ingo Karkat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 1:56 AM
 To: vim_dev@googlegroups.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: gvim is slow opening, saving, and scanning tags 
 on a file across the network
 
 On 03-Jan-08 17:25, aj wrote:
  I am running gvim on a windows box, version 7.1.
  
  There are a series of coldfusion source files located on another 
  machine on the network.  I have a shortcut to the network directory 
  containing these files on my desktop.
  
  When I try to open one of these files using notepad, it 
 opens instantly.
  
  When I try to open one of these files using gvim, it hangs 
 for about 
  20 seconds before opening.
  
  I get the same 20 second delay when saving files, and also when 
  attempting to do tab completion (scanning tags).
  
  This happens 90% of the time, the other 10%, I get lucky, 
 and it works 
  instantly.
  
  I have tried disabling plugins and syntax highlighting, to no avail.
  
  Any ideas?
 
 VIM normally creates a 'swapfile' in the same directory as 
 the edited file (cp.
 :help swap-file). This file creation can take some time on a 
 network share. Try launching VIM with the -n argument (no 
 swapfile), e.g. gvim -n \\hostname\share\myfile.txt. If 
 this fixes the problem, you can selectively disable swapfile 
 creation for this network share (but keep swapfiles for local
 files) by setting up an exception in your .vimrc file:
 autocmd BufReadPre //hostname/* setlocal noswapfile
 
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RE: gvim is slow opening, saving, and scanning tags on a file across the network

2008-01-04 Fir de Conversatie drchip

Quoting AJ Mieskolainen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


 I tried adding this setting to my _vimrc (on Windows), to no avail.  I still
 get the massive delay.

 Thanks for your insight, though.  Very much appreciated.

Try

  gvim -u NONE -U NONE -X -n somefile

That'll start gvim up with no plugins, syntax, etc, no X clipboard, and no
swapfile writing.

Regards,
Chip Campbell




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