Ramel Eshed wrote:
> > > There is another (minor) issue I noticed; Because I had problems with
> > > the close_cb (I got out-callbacks after it was called) I started a
> > > timer to 200ms so I'll be able to know when it's safe to cleanup. I'm
> > > not sure if it is still needed, however I see that when running in the
> > > terminal the timer callback is called almost immediately as expected,
> > > but in the gui it takes more than 2 seconds from when the timer starts
> > > until I get the callback. Any idea why?
> >
> > I did a simple timer setup and in my GUI it works like in the terminal.
> > This is on Unix.
> >
> > function! Done(timer)
> > echomsg "Done"
> > endfunction
> >
> > call timer_start(200, 'Done')
> >
> Please try this:
>
> func! Close_cb(channel)
> let g:rt = reltime()
> call timer_start(200, 'Timer_cb')
> endfunc
>
> func! Timer_cb(timer)
> echo reltime(g:rt)
> endfunc
>
> call job_start('ls', {'close_cb': 'Close_cb'})
OK, that I can reproduce, in the GUI the timer is only invoked after
'updatetime'.
> > > Also, did you have a chance to check the two quickfix issues from the
> > > first message?
> >
> > Which ones are that? This thread has gotten a bit long. Is this about
> > parsing errors line by line? I was wondering if ":caddexpr" comes
> > close. Perhaps we should have a function for this.
> >
> In my plugin I'm doing the message parsing manually, then I'm using
> setqflist() to add the results to the list. The problems I mentioned
> are quoted in Yegappan's response.
I think we should do profiling to find out why it's slow. Guessing
often leads to optimizing code that isn't the bottleneck. Search for
PROFILING in src/Makefile for hints.
Otherwise, you could check if setting the quickfix list, instead of
appending to it, makes any difference.
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