Hi,
I don't exactly know how looking through the files works in broot, and what determines the speed to find a file, eventually the speed differences between nr/ and t/.
I run some test with fzf, here's the result:
drm@DasReich ~> time broot --cmd ':toggle_hidden;t/'
Executed in 4.45 secs fish external
usr time 3.68 secs 1.38 millis 3.68 secs
sys time 2.12 secs 0.00 millis 2.12 secs
drm@DasReich ~> time sh -c "fd -H|fzf"
./.config/sway/config.d/default
Executed in 3.27 secs fish external
usr time 2.59 secs 0.00 millis 2.59 secs
sys time 2.38 secs 1.26 millis 2.38 secs
in br I paste "sway,default" immediately and in fzf "swaydefault", you can consider I have no bias and paste things equally instantaneously, and quit as quickly.
The figures don't seem much but I see the difference, maybe it doesn't show well.
Hi, I don't exactly know how looking through the files works in broot, and what determines the speed to find a file, eventually the speed differences between nr/ and t/. I run some test with fzf, here's the result:
drm@DasReich ~> time broot --cmd ':toggle_hidden;t/'
Executed in 4.45 secs fish external usr time 3.68 secs 1.38 millis 3.68 secs sys time 2.12 secs 0.00 millis 2.12 secs
drm@DasReich ~> time sh -c "fd -H|fzf" ./.config/sway/config.d/default
Executed in 3.27 secs fish external usr time 2.59 secs 0.00 millis 2.59 secs sys time 2.38 secs 1.26 millis 2.38 secs
in br I paste "sway,default" immediately and in fzf "swaydefault", you can consider I have no bias and paste things equally instantaneously, and quit as quickly. The figures don't seem much but I see the difference, maybe it doesn't show well.