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The hard part with these kinds of fixes is that they evaluate every time you create a new shell or tab, which for me is very frequently. It’s already starting
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
The hard part with these kinds of fixes is that they evaluate every time you create a new shell or tab, which for me is very frequently.
It’s already starting to add noticeable latency from all of the various eval statements in there.
Edit: I missed it’s a function def which should be fine speed wise.
- fwip 6y agoThat's a function definition, the only overhead will be parsing, not evaluation.