Closed landaire closed 4 years ago
NJBS mentioned on gitter that it could have been a bug with Helm and that updating packages should fix it. Helm didn't update when I ran update-packages, but it's no longer occurring after a restart so I'll mark this as closed.
Reopening since it actually started occurring again.
edit: It only happens when I enable golden-ratio (SPC t g).
edit 2 (ha): The golden-ratio thing is actually true, but it still occurs when I begin to enter a command in evil-mode (so when I type a colon) as well.
I had a similar issue and I use golden-ratio too, it does not happen all the time. I'll investigate when I encounter it again.
Here is a video demonstrating the issue: https://gfycat.com/ChillyAshamedIcelandichorse
I think the below conditions need to be met in order to trigger it though:
neotree
(SPC f t
)SPC w v
, three windows total should be open now):
and cursor should jumpgolden-ratio
(SPC t g
), then switch windows (SPC w [h,l]
) and cursor should jumpNone of this can be reproduced with a neotree
window not open.
I had a similar issue (even worse, each time I was pressing the SPC key I had to wait 3 to 5 seconds until the cursors stops jumping between every windows). (Im on OSX) Then I installed this emacs : emacs-mac (https://github.com/railwaycat/homebrew-emacsmacport) and the problems stopped.
@YeFFreY if you still have regular GNU Emacs installed could you see if you can reproduce it with neotree
open? emacs-mac
is not a good solution since while it adds some good features it also introduces some other issues that aren't present in standard.
@landaire Does the issue still occur if you set dotspacemacs-colorize-cursor-according-to-state nil
in your .spacemacs
?
@sbdchd Hey, sorry I never saw your response here. I think that did the trick! I'm not seeing that behavior anymore with dotspacemacs-colorize-cursor-according-to-state nil
.
I'm on the develop branch and I just pulled today. I'm running the newly released Emacs 26.1 on Mac OS X (10.10)
I created 5 vertical splits and then pressed SPC b h and saw the flickering. This is not the only way to reproduce the error for me. Any tips on debugging?
I have set dotspacemacs-colorize-cursor-according-to-state to nil and restarted Emacs.
Does it happen everytime or just with the home buffer, we have some computation that is trigerred to center the home buffer contents which may be the cause of this glitch.
Can you try your repro with dotspacemacs-startup-buffer-responsive
set
to nil ?
Tim Stewart notifications@github.com writes:
I created 5 vertical splits and then pressed SPC b h and saw the flickering. This is not the only way to reproduce the error for me. Any tips on debugging?
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Sorry for just getting to this @syl20bnr. I can no longer reproduce this behavior using the steps I provided.
My dotspacemacs-startup-buffer-responsive variable is set to t.
Thanks!
Today I did a pull from develop and the jumping issue is back.
UPDATE: But then I did a package update and it works again.
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Description
When I switch windows the cursor will jump between all of the windows very quickly for a couple of seconds then stop on the correct window.
Reproduction guide
Observed behaviour: The cursor jumps between all windows very quickly for a few seconds before stopping on the correct window
Expected behaviour: Cursor should move to the specified window without the jumping
System Info