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On upgrading gvim to gvim-7.4.2143-1-x86_64, I experienced intermittent lag when navigating up/down (i.e. k/j keys). The lag itself would last for about a second, and I could not predict when it would happen, but frequency was about once every ten seconds during a typical session.
I did not experience any lag when using vim instead of gvim, nor when I ran a vanilla gvim session with "gvim -u NONE".
I have fixed the issue temporarily by downgrading to gvim-7.4.1910-1-x86_64 and vim-runtime-7.4.1910-1-x86_64, but I'm not sure what the source of the problem is. I have a decently-sized vimrc, but until I encountered this problem, both vim and gvim have always run at light speed on my system. I run vim within (and launch gvim from) urxvt, and I'm using i3wm. Is anybody else experiencing issues?
Last edited by strexfive (2016-10-02 22:11:39)
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I've isolated the problem. The lag depends on a single line in my vimrc. When I remove this line, gvim no longer does its intermittent one-second hangups:
set showcmd
Problem...solved? Should I contact upstream vim/gvim devs? This lag I'm experiencing can't be happening to too many other people, i wouldn't think, because lots of people must use showcmd in their vimrc. But it is an issue.
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Should I contact upstream vim/gvim devs?
Yes. Of course, check if there's an existing bug report first.
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Posted bug report upstream. @Alad: would you consider this issue solved?
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I'd say it's solved when it's solved upstream. Feel free to link the report btw, in case others want to follow progress.
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OK, here's the link to the bug report. Thanks for the advice @Alad and I will update this thread with any issue progress.
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The issue has been resolved with upgrade to gvim-8.0.0013-1-x86_64.
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