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bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds
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Drew Adams |
Subject: |
bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds |
Date: |
Sat, 4 Apr 2015 14:38:50 -0700 (PDT) |
> > `buffer-substring-no-properties' is defined in C. I can't tell
> > whether this is more efficient because of that or less efficient
> > because it creates a potentially giant string before starting to
> > compare. I was trying to compare starting from the far end,
> > thinking that that might lead to earlier failure detection.
>
> I got your idea. But you also said that what we are handling here is
> "typically a short string" ;-)
Yes, and I do expect that that's the typical case. The question
is whether we want to handle more than this typical case.
To be clear, I don't say we that we need to. But if we are going
to define this, why not? That's why I suggested that we might
even want to define it C, like `char-before'.
Whatever others decide about that is fine with me. The suggestion
is to add such a function, however it might be implemented.
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, (continued)
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, Dmitry Gutov, 2015/04/03
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, Nicolas Richard, 2015/04/03
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, Drew Adams, 2015/04/03
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, martin rudalics, 2015/04/04
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, Drew Adams, 2015/04/04
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds, martin rudalics, 2015/04/04
- bug#17284: Host name completion in shell mode take 45 seconds,
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