BufferScroll | sync scroll , bookmarks , marks , folds and cursors
kandi X-RAY | BufferScroll Summary
kandi X-RAY | BufferScroll Summary
Buffer Scroll is a simple Sublime Text plug-in which remembers and restores the scroll, cursor positions, also the selections, marks, bookmarks, foldings, selected syntax and optionally the colour scheme, when you open a file. Will also remember different data depending the position of the file in the application (example file1 in window1 has scroll line 30, file1 in window2 has scroll in line 40). Also, via preferences, allows to enable syncing of scroll, bookmarks, marks and folds between cloned views, live. Syncing features are disabled by default. You need to enable these via the preferences. Main menu -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> BufferScroll -> Settings Default. You may want to copy and paste your edited preferences to "Settings Users" located under the same sub-menu. To keep your preferences between updates. Requested by Kensai this package now provides "typewriter scrolling": The line you work with is automatically the vertical center of the screen. There is also a hidden feature "refold", if you unfolded code, you can select "refold" from the command palette. This will only work of course if you don't touch the code between the unfold and refold. Requested by Binocular222 there is now option to select Folded/Unfolded regions.
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- Synch scroll
- Get a preference
- Get the view id for a given view
- Get view index
- Called when a view is activated
- Restore scroll
- Restore a view
- Called when a view is deactivated
- Save a view to disk
- Synchronize data
- Load buffer scroll
- Load preferences
- Post text command handler
- Called when the view is modified
- Run the buffer
- Write database records to disk
- Returns True if buffer is enabled
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QUESTION
I got a git repository with several submodules and got horrible performance on my Windows 10 build 15063, while on my Linux Mint 18 Sarah everything is fast as the speed light.
Both on Windows and Linux using the Smartgit
client, where I can do checkout on a test
branch, but takes like 3 minutes to finish the process on the Windows machine:
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Answered 2017-Jun-18 at 16:40SmartGit seem to execute a series of git.exe command, each one having to spawn a bash session (spawning/starting a new shell is slow).
See more at "How are msys, msys2, and msysgit related to each other?"
If you do the same in a git bash session, all those commands (for each submodule checkout) can reuse the current shell session: much faster, even on Windows.
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