https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442739
--- Comment #8 from Igor Perković <igorp.mail...@gmail.com> --- > Anyways, didn't get what you were saying, did you mean that you used your own scripts in kate via external tools plugin and it was slow? Exactly. I made a little contest: Running script with example source data: Linux (Manjaro KDE, Acer i5 16 GB RAM) * Sublime 3 sec * Scite 2 sec * Kate 12 sec Windows 10 (XPS i7, 16 GB RAM) * Sublime Case C --> 8.99 s | Case A --> 5.01 s * Scite Case C --> 12.36 s | Case A --> 24.14 s * Kate Case C --> 9.69 s | Case A --> SUCCESS (today) after some 20-ish seconds I saw the result Did not change standard output sizes though... So, guess it is improved after all. :) *Igor Perković* On Fri, 25 Mar 2022 at 12:28, Waqar Ahmed <bugzilla_nore...@kde.org> wrote: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442739 > > --- Comment #5 from Waqar Ahmed <waqar....@gmail.com> --- > > I have implemented scripts for sort/unique both in Lua & Python for that > > sake... and try them on Kate. > > For reasonable amount of lines it works really decent. > > Things start to work slower on 1,2,3 millions of lines... It really is > not > > game changer for pure coders, > > interesting. It should not be getting slow, but it depends on how the > operation > is being performed. Right now the built-in `uniq` is probably slow because > it > has to do thousands of removals which is a lot more work than just doing > all > the work and then replacing the document's text. Anyways, didn't get what > you > were saying, did you mean that you used your own scripts in kate via > external > tools plugin and it was slow? > > > Also, my original post was about output speed of Python script > execution... > > I really do not know why this part slows down, thus my example in > > attachment... > > Okay, I can suggest a few things. If you can try them, maybe we can narrow > down > on what is slowing things down. > 1. I assume you have run the same command outside kate? If so, how long > does it > take to finish. > 2. Once you run the script and kate freezes, does it every resume? If it > does > resume, can you check the "Output" tab of the build plugin view and see if > it > has a lot of output. And if you can somehow measure the number of lines in > the > output that would be helpful as well. > > - 1 is so that we know the command itself is fast > - 2 might slow things down if you have a ton of output. What happens is > that > the ui tries to resize all the lines you see in there, and if you have a > million lines of output, it will take a while I guess. > > -- > You are receiving this mail because: > You reported the bug. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
