Re: Subversion integration

On 07/06/12 10:56, Ben Fritz wrote:
> On Friday, July 6, 2012 8:11:46 AM UTC-5, Geert Mak wrote:
>> [vcscommand.vim] is not visually very stable (i. e. when
>> browsing up/down in Subversion 'blame' mode, the screens blink
>> on every row, I guess they are rewritten too slowly or so (I
>> work on an Air w/ SSH and can't imagine the machine is too
>> slow...).
>>
>
> That would be something to take up with the plugin author. I have
> no idea how "blame" works in that plugin, perhaps it uses signs
> which must be updated as you scroll, or perhaps you have some
> crazy CursorMoved autocmds interfering which you've forgotten
> about, or perhaps you have 'cursorline' or 'cursorcolumn' set,
> which slow things down.

Even if you have a machine with 8 processors, each with 6 cores, if
you're doing the editing over an SSH shell session, your redraw may
be bound by the latency of the connection. I'd be tempted to see
how it performs for you locally first.

I had it recommended to me that "blame" should split and
'scrollbind' two windows, one with the blame info, one with the file
itself. I don't know if this is how vcscommand works, but
refreshing scrollbound windows might have redraw issues. You might
try setting 'lazyredraw' and see if that helps.

-tim



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