Xavier de Gaye wrote:
> The netbeans implementation in Vim receives the netbeans messages in
> the gui event loop (or the select event loop) and processes these
> messages by calling netbeans_parse_messages() in the idle loop when
> Vim is waiting for user input.
>
> When building an automated test case with netbeans, it is not obvious
> how to have Vim made to call the idle loop. The attached patch adds a
> call to netbeans_parse_messages() when the Vim ":sleep" command is
> run. This allows for a more deterministic way of writing the test
> cases (instead of inserting ":sleep" commands randomly until it works,
> on this hardware).
OK, this makes sense. So you would run a Vim script that calls sleep in
an endless loop?
Please add a note in the documentation about this. And perhaps a hint
in the netbeans interface about what you are doing, it would be useful
to others.
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