if exists("b:script_loaded")
finish
endif
let b:script_loaded = 1
As I was developing a new script, I disabled this to be able to reload
changes quickly. However, very soon I noticed a really great performance
degradation for things like keyword completion, switching buffers, and
even just typing.
I did not expect that because all the script does is set some variables,
defines a couple of functions, mappings, etc. It's located in .vim/plugin/
dir.
It seems like it would only run once on startup and, when sourced, it'd
just overwrite the existing variables, function defs and so on, so I'm
not exactly sure how that would cause such an extreme performance hit
(in fact I don't see how it would cause any at all).
It's not really an issue but I'm just curious as to what is the cause.
Thanks!
-ak
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