I just noticed that it is suddenly taking several seconds for Vim to
execute z=. In the following example, it takes 10 seconds from
the time I type z= until the list of suggestions is displayed.
$ echo cscope | vim -N -u NONE -c 'set spell' -
I think it is due to the spelling dictionary rather than Vim itself
because: I use z= frequently; I just noticed this delay today; and
versions of Vim back to 7.4.567 (c. January 2015) but using current
(7.4.1051) runtime files exhibit the same delay. The display of
suggestions used to happen almost instantaneously. I checked a Red
Hat 7.1 distribution's /usr/bin/vim, which is version 7.4.160 and
uses its own runtime files, and it displays the suggestion list
immediately after z=.
I see this on two installations of Vim on different Linux systems,
one with 7.4.1051 installed and the other with 7.4.1046 installed.
Some informal experimentation indicates that the delay is
proportional to the length of the word being looked up.
Regards,
Gary
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