Uwe Brauer writes:
(remove-hook 'write-file-hooks 'x-symbol-write-hook)
The x-symbol-write-hook is not removed.
`x-symbol-write-hook' doesn't exist in a stock x-symbol. Do you mean
`x-symbol-write-file-hook'?
The other possibility I can think of is that write-file-hooks is
buffer-local, and you need to
(remove-hook 'write-file-hooks 'x-symbol-write-hook t)
I suspect this hook makes editing not-so-small LaTeX files slow,
when x-symbol-mode is enabled. When I disable x-symbol-mode the
hooks is still around and I presume that is why the performance is
still bad.
Seems very unlikely it affects speed in general. It's a
write-file-hook, so it should only be called when writing a file. I
suppose you could mean long delays for auto-save, which is possible.
Do you use crypt or crypt++?
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