On Friday, 14 December 2012 20:16:56 UTC+1, Ben Fritz wrote: > On Friday, December 14, 2012 11:26:23 AM UTC-6, dza wrote: > > > > Thanks Tim! I think the dir, undodir, and backupdir made a difference. > > > > I have set the following now-: > > > > set noswapfile > > set nobackup > > set nofsync > > set ttyfast > > set notimeout > > set nottimeout > > set dir -=. > > set undodir -=. > > set backupdir -=. > > > > With 'dir' and 'backupdir' set to keep their files off your network share, > you probably don't need 'noswapfile' and 'nobackup'. I have used swap files > often enough to recover from kicking the power cord out or a plugin crashing > Vim that I would never consider turning them off entirely. > Yes, I put it there to confirm I tried exactly what people suggested, no matter how it was perceived :)
> > It still seems to slow down periodically between modes like INSERT, > > navigating between buffers, > > For insert mode, is it mainly when you have syntax folding turned on? There's > a workaround for that: Should I put it to foldmethod=none ? > > http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Keep_folds_closed_while_inserting_text > > > and generally everything seems slowed to a point where vim is hardly not > > usable over a network. > > > > You say "hardly not usable", does that mean it is now usable most of the time? It's usable, but just very slow. Everytime I write a file I have to wait around 10seconds before I can continue typing. Everytime I switch buffers I have to wait the same 10-20seconds. And now-and-then when switching between INSERT/NORMAL mode it halts again for a little less maybe 5-10 secs, but still really annoying. I just tried turning "syntax off" and it didn't help as well, not for writing the files and not for navigating in general - I just deleted 2 letters with delete and then wanted to move down (j, down) and it froze again ! -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
