Zip/Jar file random access #552
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No idea. I only know of archive-mode, but I guess you know about it too. I guess you might ask about this on the |
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[Fix #552] Load resources from jar/zip files efficiently.
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Instead of loading the entire `.jar` file into a buffer, just extract the single resource to be displayed. Mark it read-only. If that resource is already open, reuse it.
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Whenever a file contained in a zip archive (jars included) is accessed,
cider-find-resourceextracts the entire archive. This causes as slight (but noticeable) delay when opening Clojure 1.6 sources (3.7MB), and a significant delay in opening the JDK7src.zip(42MB).This seems pretty unnecessary, since zip archives support random access. Is there support in Emacs for reading zip file contents without dumping the whole archive? My digging into the question didn't offer much enlightenment...
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