Bo Peng wrote: >> The problem I have with this approach is that the TeXFile.py is rather >> slow. On my system, it takes 11s, whereas configure.py itself needs >> 5s.
On my system it is slightly faster (~8sec), but I see your concern. Nevertheless the fact that you have to go to TeX Information aand the press the Rescan button to update the file list is not user friendly. I even did not know that until you told! > Was TeXFile.sh any faster? My experience is that TeXFile.py is much > faster on windows than TeXFile.sh, I have not compared them under > linux. I think the speed of TeXFile.sh is irrelevant. The question is: How can we make TeXFile.py faster? Do you know how to use the python profiling tools? I just checked, and kpsewhich is not able to create the list that we want. Georg
