Jean Johner wrote:
Working in insert mode, I sometimes type "CRTL-O u" to undo.
It works but very slowly (more than one second)
On the contrary, using CTRL-U imapped to "<C-O>u" is immediate.
Does it happen if you start a naked session of vim with
vim -u NONE
My first suspicion is that you have some off insert-mode mapping like
:inoremap <c-o>ux rest-of-mapping-here
(where "x" could be any key) so Vim is waiting 'timeoutlen' or
'ttimeoutlen' to disambiguate if you meant "just <c-o>u" or if
you planned to get around to typing the next character. I'd
start by looking at the output of
:inoremap
and maybe also
:nnoremap
to see if there's some funky mapped.
Additionally, I'd try tweaking the two timeout settings to
noticeably longer delays like 5 seconds and 10 seconds
respectively. Repeat the experiment and see if it takes 5 or 10
seconds for the undo to happen (which would indicate how Vim is
treating it and what the cause of the delay is).
It's possible that there's some internal state that Vim is
attempting to maintain or an autocmd that's getting run but I'd
at least eliminate the above possibility of a mapping and reply
back armed with the timeout information to help folks diagnose
the problem.
-tim
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