On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 3:26 AM, Lawrence Bottorff <borg...@gmail.com> wrote: > Changing to #+STARTUP: showeverything did the trick . . . although I don't > know why. Why?
One of the reasons I discovered recently was this inconspicuous change (around v8.2.6) [1], though this may or may not be what is happening for you. Calling `org-overview` on large files takes a lot of time and is CPU intensive. #+STARTUP: showeverything basically turns off a call to this, when a file is opened -- so, the file is displayed with everything shown. Before this change, `org-overview` had a call to `recenter`, and when a file was opened by visiting `org-agenda`, the file would be opened in a buried (not currently visible) buffer. This would case `recenter` to error out (since it expects the buffer to be current), there by causing an error in `org-overview`. Co-incidentally, this saved all the CPU cycles. This change removed this "broken" call to `recenter`. [1] - http://orgmode.org/w/?p=org-mode.git;a=commitdiff;h=b88c5464db2cb0d90d4f30e43b5e08d2b1c1fcea;hp=8cc4e09950594b2abec2502e9218318570595ac5 -- Puneeth
