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XCode is so CPU-heavy that I can often type faster than it can display my keystrokes ...
by fxtentacle 4y ago
XCode is so CPU-heavy that I can often type faster than it can display my keystrokes ...
- ouid 4y agoOne hopes that this is always true, if not observably so.
- Dylan16807 4y agoPlease elaborate on what you mean.
- ouid 4y agowell it would certainly be weird if the cpu displayed your keystrokes faster than you type.
- jgwil2 4y agoI think OP's meaning is that he can type two keystrokes sequentially faster than the program can display the first character.
- Dylan16807 4y agoThey want it to display the characters at the same speed they are typed. Faster and slower are not the only options.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoI spend most of my day in Xcode and the only time I see this is when there's a pane with a file open that has contents that makes SourceKit choke. As noted in on of my other comments, in my experience this is usually caused by code smells like deeply nested blocks, really long optional chains, or lots of casting. SwiftUI can also do it with more complex views, which is one of the reasons I've been sticking to UIKit.