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For some reason that I have not finally debugged, adding ftcs-command-start >/dev/tty to the prompt causes the histlist (bound by default to Ctrl-R) to render much slower than usual. (Usually comes up within a split second, on a full screen terminal takes 1-2 seconds to come up after iterm2:init has been called.) Occurs only in iTerm, calling iterm2:init in Terminal.app doesn't have this effect.
I fixed it by emitting iterm2:ftcs-command-finished before producing the history list, using the following stanza in rc.elv (after calling iterm2:init):
set edit:insert:binding[Ctrl-R] = {
iterm2:ftcs-command-finished
edit:histlist:start
}
I hope to spare somebody a few minutes of googling and debugging by this. If anybody more knowledgeable than me can explain to me a bit more thoroughly what's going on, I wouldn't mind :)
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For some reason that I have not finally debugged, adding
ftcs-command-start >/dev/tty
to the prompt causes the histlist (bound by default toCtrl-R
) to render much slower than usual. (Usually comes up within a split second, on a full screen terminal takes 1-2 seconds to come up afteriterm2:init
has been called.) Occurs only in iTerm, callingiterm2:init
in Terminal.app doesn't have this effect.I fixed it by emitting
iterm2:ftcs-command-finished
before producing the history list, using the following stanza inrc.elv
(after callingiterm2:init
):I hope to spare somebody a few minutes of googling and debugging by this. If anybody more knowledgeable than me can explain to me a bit more thoroughly what's going on, I wouldn't mind :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: