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Emacs hangs when typing behind whitespace #980
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Interesting. I do not observe this behavour. Do you have other modes enabled? |
Not that I'm aware. I'll try a few things and see if I can find out under what circumstances it happens. |
Here's an easy way to reproduce the problem: It seems that the more spaces, the worse. I also experienced this when working in a very big file with just a few spaces, but never when I have no spaces in front of my cursor at all. So basically the delay gets worse when there are spaces in front of your cursor. The more spaces, the worse. The more text in the file, the worse. I have tested this with |
In other news, it also happens if I use a completely clean .emacs file. No indentation enabled whatsoever. There's also this weird thing where if you start typing at the second character of the line there is no issue. Thereafter using arrows to navigate to the first character allows me to start typing in the normal way sometimes (not sure when it does and when it doesn't). However, just typing a lot of spaces and then using To summarize the info so far:
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I tried to reproduce this but everything seems perfectly fine. Can anybody else try to help with this problem? |
I cannot reproduce the problem. If anybody can do it please write a message here and we will reopen the issue. |
After updating emacs just now, the problem is no longer there. As I was seemingly the only one with this issue, it can be regarded as solved. |
Great, thanks. |
When in haskell-mode I experience the following problem:
If I use my
enter
key to go to a new line, indentation is already there for me (this is the case with all indentation modes). But that's not a problem of course. The problem comes when I useC-a
to jump to the start of the line. If I type now, all my actions will have some delay; sometimes a little, other times a lot.This looks like a bug to me, but I'm not very experienced with this (month or two) so maybe it's just a fuckup of mine.
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