I'm very sorry, but I am no longer working on or supporting this tool. If anyone wants to take this on, please leave a issue and let me know, or email me.
I also don't know if this installs or correctly hooks things to work. The last time I worked on this was 5 years ago.
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v0.2 is the current development release. See vNext for more details on what's coming next.
explain-pause-mode is very lightweight; you can leave it running all the time. Turn it on after requiring it:
explain-pause-top shows a top-like view of the things Emacs has been doing:
There are 2 ways right now to install. (Melpa coming soon!)
If you are using straight.el, then you can use a normal receipe to install:
(straight-use-package '(explain-pause-mode :type git :host github :repo "lastquestion/explain-pause-mode")) (explain-pause-mode)
You might be using use-package with straight.el, then you can install and enable at the same time:
(use-package explain-pause-mode :straight (explain-pause-mode :type git :host github :repo "lastquestion/explain-pause-mode") :config (explain-pause-mode))
If you are interested in contributing, you might want to directly install from sources. Just git clone and then make install. make install will bytecompile and install the sources to a path you specify, which should be on your emacs load path. It is important to bytecompile and optimize explain-pause-mode for normal use, as the package hooks into many operations that happen on every command or keypress.
v0.3 major features roadmap:
Feel free to take a look at the issues board, development is tracked openly on it and the the project board.
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