Hello.
it? Wouldn't that be O(N)?
If the line joining code will always be using data that doesn't change,
which I think Lua can't depend on, then that would be simpler. I can't
see why J would have to deal with unexpected line lengths.
I believe that Vim can depend on the fact that
The dialogs are poped up by the function inputdialog() and the commands
promptfind, promptrepl. The procedures inside gVim cannot get the correct
input from these dialogs if the input contains any unicode character beyond
the character set of ACP (system active codepage), even if the gVim runs
Milan, did you read the earlier post? It seems to deal with that.
Heres a quote
And with my patch:
% time ./vim -u NONE -c '%join|q!' yes.tmp
0.2u 0.0s 0:00.29 96.5% 0+0k 0+8io 0pf+0w
- Ian
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