I know that I am also having trouble with the tabline stuff. After a = period of time it will cause Vim7 to loop out and crash unless I catch it w= ith C-C, and clear 'tabline'.
I don't think this is my other problem, though, since turning off 'tabline' doesn't help the keystroke lag, and the tabline isn't checked keystroke per keystroke, as far as I can tell. On 4/12/06, David Fishburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Eric Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 9:34 AM > > To: Vim mailing list > > Subject: Vim 7 creeping slowdown > > > > > > I've been having trouble tracking down what causing this. A > > some point, after an hour or two or so, I start getting lag > > between keystrokes. Since it takes so long to happen, > > isolating the problem is taking forever. I have no > > per-key-stroke events or functions that I can find. > > > > This was a sure prelude to Vim70c crashing. Vim70d seems to > > be crashing less, but the lag still creeps in. I can't > > really be sure if it is strictly a Vim 7 problem, since the > > scripts I'm working on all are using Vim 7 features, so > > testing with Vim6 isn't an option. > > Since you have been using the new tab feature extensively, why don't you > turn it off for a couple of hours to see if that might be responsible for > it. > > If that is true, maybe turning off some of the customizations you have been > making to the tab lines might be responsible for it. > > Worth a try? > > HTH, > Dave > >
