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Maybe eval'ing to the repl is almost a tic of mine. But as a contrived example, (range 100000) is instantaneous in a clojure repl in the terminal, and interminably slow in cider (emacs package for clojure). There's also SO questions like this[1], and I've personally come across it a lot as well. Anytime lines get long emacs grinds to a halt.

[1]: http://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/598/how-do-i-preven...



Huh. That might be a problem with CIDER, because it never happens to me with Geiser.


Geiser might just be adding a lot more newlines by default. There is a setting in CIDER to pretty print everything, which alleviates the issue. The core problem is emacs is terrible at displaying/wrapping/navigating/editing long lines.


No, it isn't.

So maybe my configuration is different?

Or maybe the lines aren't long enough. Because it's usually no problem.

The one time it was a problem was when emacs decided to randomly coredump.


> The one time it was a problem was when emacs decided to randomly coredump.

Please report these issues.


I will do that.

However, I'll have to do it next time (if there is one). The core file is missing, the circumstances were vague, and I can't reproduce.




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