Open Seng-Jik opened 4 months ago
I suggest SmoothMode not to use the "Exclude" method to specify the classes to be animated, but to use the "Include" method to specify which classes to be animated, so that both performance and animation performance are more controllable.
Thank you for all the information, I tested it out and turns out smooth mode is already fully disabled in the suggestion popups. It is most likely this is then caused because of so many other elements having css transitions. I'll keep looking into this but that's just a quick update.
I just published a new version that fixed a couple other things, could you maybe check if it's working any better for you?
I just published a new version that fixed a couple other things, could you maybe check if it's working any better for you?
Thank you for your efforts. v2.0.2 did not solve the problem of typing lag.
Only tested on F#, I will test Rust and C# on Monday.
Ok thanks for checking that, I'll keep looking into it.
This issue seemed to have been non-existent or relatively minor in the previous version of vscode, until it suddenly became more severe after a certain version of vscode was released later.
In version 2.0.2, lag does not seem to have been alleviated.
It is known that using SmoothMode in the following programming language environments can cause lag issues when typing and popping suggestions:
SmoothMode will work properly in the following programming languages:
Based on experience, lagging may be related to suggestion pop windows. You can try turning off support for suggestion in SmoothMode to get a good typing experience.
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