Re: master c69858b3f0: ; * lisp/treesit.el (treesit-ready-p): Guard against empty buffers.

[Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>]

>> But my question was not so much pointing out a problem but trying to
>> understand why we chose the more complex code.
> Because we need to compare with byte positions,

Ah, because we wrote "(in bytes)" in the docstring of
`treesit-max-buffer-size`.  That's a rather unusual choice.  All other
places were we use(d) a limit on the buffer size it's always been based
on the number of chars.

I doubt it would make a significant difference here either (e.g. not
only the "10 times" memory use of the tree-sitter tree is obviously
a rough approximation, but I doubt it's related to the number of bytes
more than to the number of chars or even the number of lexemes).


        Stefan