Re: as the accident occued... long lines in emacs buffers.

[alin <as1789@gmail.com>]

David Kastrup <dak@gnu.org> writes:

> Alin Soare <as1789@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> Hi Emacs Devel.
>>
>> I have just sent on emacs devel a message that was destinated elsewhere.
>>
>> Because the accident occurred, I want to remember you that I intend to
>> solve the issue of long lines in emacs, by replacing the linear buffer
>> with red-black trees that keep the lines.
>>
>> This will make emacs work incredible fast with long lines.
>
> I'll settle for "as fast as one would expect given its behavior on short
> lines".  The negation of "incredibly slow" (which describes our current
> behavior in some situations) is merely "credibly fast".
>
> If you can get there in a useful and maintainable manner (which probably
> means condensing the points of complexity to a confined part of the code
> which can then explain its working with suitable comments), you'll
> certainly gain the applause of a lot of users and developers.

I am not interested about applause in no way.

I am very interested about solving this -- I have a plan in my mind and
enough experience in math, C and emacs, but I need to talk with somebody
about this , as alone I cannot do it.

Do not hurry. During the spring I will come around Paris, and after a
while I will think considering this.

Starting from Sep-October 2017 I will be busy and have not too much time
for this for the next year.

If in the meantime somebody around is interested to read and discuss
about this just let me know.





Alin




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