Paul Jolly wrote:
> A couple of stupid questions:
>
> * if Vim9 script remains experimental, presumably I have to explicitly
> enable it within a script it somehow/somewhere? Or is this the
> vim9script reference above?
The Vim9 script syntax is only used for functions defined with ":def"
and for scripts that start with "vim9script".
> * you allude to this point above, but will the speed improvements be
> limited to Vim9 script?
Most speed improvements are in functions defined with ":def". They are
compiled into instructions which execute very fast.
> * I'm assuming that channel support will remain the same? Is there any
> speed improvements we can investigate here?
Nothing changes for channel support. Except that when you use a ":def"
function to build a request or unpack a response that should be a lot
faster.
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