Re: recover file after crash

[Valentin Baciu <valentin@syntactic.org>]

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Hello again,

In my experience, large files with few line ends (like minified JavaScript
files) tend to lag more. Sometimes I just use vim for these kind of files
or, depending on what I want to do, grep or sed in order to avoid opening
it in Emacs. But that should be a rare case rather than the rule.

I like to think of Emacs as a code editor (mostly) which works great for
development, but not necessarily for debugging.

Byte compiling your major modes may speed up processing, but I don't think
of it as a general performance solution. This "tip" should apply only for
custom installs because the default/built-in ones are already compiled.

In case you can share the file that you have trouble with I will gladly try
it on my system.



On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 9:12 PM, drain <aeuster@gmail.com> wrote:

> Just customized that variable to nil.
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> Do you guys experience lag when you open these large files? For me, the
> deeper I get into a nested heading, the less lag there is, eventually
> lag-free. But when I am at the overview, it starts to get pretty slow
> around 10 MB.
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