Hello,
i need some advice about how to use the perl interface functions
curbuf->Append() and curbuf->Delete().
Basically i want to replace/update the content of a buffer. For that, i
use the function below. At first it seemed to work well, but when i
looked at the memory consumption, i was surprised to see that it keeps
growing, with each time i call the function (simply put, press f9 for
3-5secs).i would have
expected that a Delete returns the memory consumption back to
original... but it is not the case.
Could you provide some explanation why this occurs and advise how to prevent
this?
Note that the function below is not the original function. it is just a
test function, which allows to reproduce the problem easily.
Thanks
Bruno
map <F9> :call <SID>Testfunction()<cr>
function! s:Testfunction() "{{{
if ! exists("g:testfunction")
:new
setlocal noswapfile
endif
let g:testfunction = 1
perl << BLA
my $nbOfLines = $main::curbuf->Count();
$main::curbuf->Delete(1,$nbOfLines);
$main::curbuf->Append(0,(1..20000));
# @a=(1..20000);
BLA
endfunction "}}}
my vim version:
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Mar 24 2011 07:07:46)
Included patches: 1-35
Modified by [email protected]
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