Use idle-timer for increased performance #57
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May need to add some extra hooks perhaps?
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Does this mirror your experiences @oscarfv? |
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I'm using a modification identical to your PR since July. Constant CPU usage is no longer a problem. It is true that sometimes the modeline is not updated, mostly for certain movements of the cursor (however, I don't see that effect on the development version of Emacs) I think that's a reasonable trade-off, but that's just my personal opinion. |
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I’ve been using this for some weeks now, and find it perfectly tolerable. The modeline is sometimes not updated directly instantly, but in most cases it is.
Fixes #53
But maybe
mini-modeline-displaycould be added to some suitable hooks (maybe focus events, I have a recollection of it not working perfectly when emacs is out of focus for some reason).