> > ========================================= > > Bug 2 : ^W-v bug still present > > ========================================= > > > > I already reported it, here is how to reproduce it: > > > > 1. vim -u NONE -U NONE file_that_has_more_lines_than_your_term > > 2. <page-down>5j > > 3. ^W-v > > > > the line that has the cursor in the left window goes as the first > > visible line of the buffer, whereas it should not move. newly > > opened window is ok though. > > I don't see this problem. Does it depend on the number of lines in > the file perhaps?
it looks like it. in fact, it looks like it depends of the size of the terminal. my term is currently 201x83. but it's not reproducible in 90x83. I need the width to be >= 91. what is funny, is that it looks like to be triggered only in terminals where I hide WM decorations (using kde/kwin), and it does not depends of the console (xterm, konsole, aterm). It does not happen with vim6.4 > > ========================================= > > Bug 3 : spell is slow with 2 spellfiles > > ========================================= > > > > If you use mkspell to rebuild a new dictionnary, and that your > > vim distro provides also a spellfile for the same $lang, then > > spelling becomes awfully slow. > > I suppose it's because vim tries to merge both, but I'm not > > really sure it's the expected behaviour. user could mean that vim > > only uses his version of the spellfile ... > > I don't see how rebuilding a .spl file can make spelling much slower. > Please give a specific example. How do you notice spelling becomes > slow? Does the .spl file size change a lot? I mean, the distribution provides a en spell file (for utf8). I create a new one, using mkspell, that goes in my ~/.vim/spell/ directory. after doing that, spell autocompletion is *very* slow. I've assumed that the slowness was because I had /usr/share/vim/vimcurrent/spell/en.utf-8.spl (from the distribution) and the one in my .vim/spell/en.utf-8.spl both are roughly the same size. When I suppress the .vim/spell/en.utf-8.spl one, all goes fast again. -- ·O· Pierre Habouzit ··O [EMAIL PROTECTED] OOO http://www.madism.org
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