Auto-pop up is extremely slow, and quite unusable, CPU usage shoots up to 100%, even scrolling through the list (when it finally appears) is painfully slow.
It's slightly better then 232, but I keep having to go back to 224 which works just fine.
Is there something I can cleanup somewhere, am I the only person seeing this? I think it will not be noticeable with smaller solutions perhaps.
I also still have this problem: editing is way too slow when the parameter info popup is showing. Disabling the auto-popup helps a great deal, but I very often find myself pressing ctrl-p intuitively to see the differences between several overloads, and then it all slows down again.
To give an indication of the lag: if I type: new ArrayList(<ctrl-p) and then type the same character 10 times as fast as I can, where I would normally enter parameters to the constructor, it takes the editor 3 seconds to catch up after I'm done, resulting in new ArrayList(dddddddddd)
Greetings,
Guy
Auto-pop up is extremely slow, and quite unusable, CPU usage shoots up to 100%, even scrolling through the list (when it finally appears) is painfully slow.
It's slightly better then 232, but I keep having to go back to 224 which works just fine.
Is there something I can cleanup somewhere, am I the only person seeing this? I think it will not be noticeable with smaller solutions perhaps.
Hello alastair,
please clarify:
autopup == false => 233 != unusable?
Regards,
Dmitry Shaporenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
Auto-pop up is extremely slow, and quite unusable, CPU usage shoots up to 100%, even scrolling through the list (when it finally appears) is painfully slow.
It's slightly better then 232, but I keep having to go back to 224 which works just fine.
Is there something I can cleanup somewhere, am I the only person seeing this? I think it will not be noticeable with smaller solutions perhaps.
Hello alastair,
I also still have this problem: editing is way too slow when the parameter
info popup is showing. Disabling the auto-popup helps a great deal, but
I very often find myself pressing ctrl-p intuitively to see the differences
between several overloads, and then it all slows down again.
To give an indication of the lag: if I type:
new ArrayList(<ctrl-p)
and then type the same character 10 times as fast as I can, where I would
normally enter parameters to the constructor, it takes the editor 3 seconds
to catch up after I'm done, resulting in
new ArrayList(dddddddddd)
Greetings,
Guy
Just some feedback: I'm also finding the responsiveness in VS2005 is
sluggish, with respect to:
parameter pop-up window is too slow (I have set the R# option to
display only one signature at a time);
when editing a web.config file the background analysis of the file
whilst typing means I have to wait two or three seconds between key
strokes.
My solution has five projects, one web app + four class libraries,
several hundred thousand lines of code.
--
Steven Wood
On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 16:39:34 MSD, alastair <no_reply@jetbrains.com>
wrote:
>Sorry to say this is not better in 233 :(
>
>6 projects, 500,000 lines of code, build 233 == unusable.
Hello,
Since we're making lists, I'd like to add the following:
In VS2003/R#233 editing is very slow for me when doing inline renaming
of a local variable, the editor has trouble keeping up with the typed characters
similar to when a popup is shown.
Greetings,
Guy
>> Sorry to say this is not better in 233 :(
>>
>> 6 projects, 500,000 lines of code, build 233 == unusable.
>>