Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> When using map() for the list, gettext function is called for each items.
> For example, vim doesn't handle dynamic gettext, it become faster than using
> dynamic gettext.
>
> ---
> let n = 1000000
> let l = []
> for i in range(n) | let l += [localtime() % 10] | endfor
>
> let t = reltime()
> call map(l, 'v:val + 1')
> echo reltimestr(reltime(t))
> ---
>
> For example, this script mark 0.721670 on latest version.
> After applying below's patch, it mark 0.481578.
Thanks for looking into this. Perhaps we can go one step further: Only
translate the message when it is actually used. This requires checking
the methods can be consistently called with an untranslated message.
I haven't verified that is the case. I suspect it will be so.
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