David wrote:
On 3 Mai, 16:48, Charles Campbell<[email protected]> wrote:
Netrw attempts to minimize the number of times that a password may be
needed, so it doesn't attempt to find out what the file size is before
getting the file via scp (or ftp).
So it does not throw any useful events for my case, does it?
LargeFile, like DL's example, uses getfsize() to do its automatic
large-file determination.
However, it does have a "force-it" option: try using :Large!
(instead of :Large).
This works only after I have loaded the file then, correct?
It does indeed speed up things quite a lot, but I'd prefer a totally
automatic solution for this.
Please try v5h of LargeFile.vim (available at
http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#LARGEFILE).
I haven't tested it using scp/ftp myself, but I've put some code in it
that should:
* uses getfsize(); if the file is large, s:LargeFile() will do its
usual thing (turning off syntax, etc)
* if getfsize() returned -2, then s:LargeFile() will do its usual thing
* if getfsize() returned -1, as generally happens with ftp://.... and
scp://... , then after the file has loaded, it will check if
line2byte(line("$")) is large, and if so, s:LargeFile() will be called
with force to treat it as a large file.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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