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Well lots of little modifications being done quickly is what we use macros in vi/emacs for. However, I guess this can be solved by the frontend batching.
by lenkite 9y ago
Well lots of little modifications being done quickly is what we use macros in vi/emacs for. However, I guess this can be solved by the frontend batching.
- vlovich123 9y agoMacros seem to me like they would be trivially batch-able unless they're capturing actions outside the editor that might impact it. Even then, I suspect the performance won't be a huge issue. Remote applications are probably the bigger concern but I suspect the proposed model of running 2 core instances (1 local & 1 remote) & just synchronizing the state between them directly will work better than just trying to connect the frontend to a remote core instance.