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This now mirrors the nvim in wsl.
If I resize the terminal showing WSL so it's smaller than the nvim-qt window,
the nvim in the terminal is starting to redraw / flicker like crazy.
In nvim-qt everything looks stable though.
What's causing this? Similar behaviour I also saw in goneovim but not in neovide.
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This is probably related to how resizes are handled internally in the GUI vs the terminal UI - my guess is that it enters a loop where the GUI triggers a resize and then the terminal UI resizes it back (... and this continues in a loop). You can also check cpu usage to see if there is a loop going on.
Resize is handled in a few places, and we try to guard against obvious cases, but if the two UIs disagree on what the size should be they can always conflict:
Yes, you are right it's entering a resize loop.
Not sure why I wrote that nvim-qt doesn't flicker. When I just tried it, both instances flicker.
Also cpu usage goes up.
What could be done about it?
Neovide must have solved it somehow.
I start neovim in WSL like this:
Then I start nvim-qt:
This now mirrors the nvim in wsl.
If I resize the terminal showing WSL so it's smaller than the nvim-qt window,
the nvim in the terminal is starting to redraw / flicker like crazy.
In nvim-qt everything looks stable though.
What's causing this? Similar behaviour I also saw in goneovim but not in neovide.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: