On 11.10.15 16:02, Paul wrote:
> I have the following function that flashes crosshairs in the current
> window so that my attention gets brought to where the active window
> is, and where the cursor is.
...
> I'm finding that if I have a window with many closed folds, *and* I
> have another window containing a different file, then the 150ms is
> more like a full second. I'm assuming that vim is going through all the
> folded lines in order to update the display. It's very annoying when
> I work with many windows. Is there an (uncomplicated) way to
> ameliorate this problem?
Yes, in gnome, at least, there's a dead simple way to instantly locate
the pointer in the active window. Just hit the Control key, after having
set:
On Ubuntu:
Preferences->Mouse:Locate_Pointer
Or on Debian:
Applications->System_Tools->Preferences->System_Settings->Mouse_and_Touchpad:
Show position of pointer when Control key is pressed
Neither folding nor the prevailing wind direction then pose any
impediment to rapid location.
Erik
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