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Permanently deleted user

Created June 08, 2004 23:04

0.
R# is fantastic. I am hooked, even though I am finding R# 'crashing' quite
often. I wonder if this is related to me having a dual CPU machine? Also, I
just found the web based forums so I should be able to give better feedback
now from my "news-disabled" client site.

1.
I am experiencing quite a lot of R# 'crashes' and it is fantastic,
absolutely fantastic, that they do not bring down the IDE. I am currently
using R# at my client's site, sat behind some big corporate firewall.
Whenever I get an R# bug, your software fails to send the bug report : "the
connection has been dropped" (or similar - I will update with the exact text
next time it occurs).

2.
Is there any way of stopping R# from displaying its memory usage in the
status bar? I find that it is most intrusive when I am cycling compiler
errors (F8 from output window - not a big fan of the task window). When I
move to the next error that is in a new source file, VS places the error
text in the status bar and R# immediately overwrites the useful text with
its memory usage.

3.
I lost all of my shortcuts recently too - found your post to fix them,
thanks.

4.
I am also experiencing occasions when the IDE locks up for maybe 30 seconds
(it certainly feels that long anyway). Our current project is in its infancy
and very small (3 small C# projects in the solution). I will try to give
better feedback on when this occurs.

5.
Some (invalid) code constructs are causing R# to enter a 'crash' loop.
Unfortunately this last occurred at my client site (with no news access)
before your web mirrored forum was accessible. Again, I will endeavour to
give better feedback if this occurs again.

Still, despite these various glitches (it is EAP after all), I already would
not want to be without this tool.

Keep up the great work

James Hebben

3 comments

Permanently deleted user

Created June 09, 2004 07:14

"James Hebben" <james.hebben@extraview.co.uk_nospam> wrote in message
news:ca5d5k$l7h$1@is.intellij.net...

1.
I am experiencing quite a lot of R# 'crashes' and it is fantastic,
absolutely fantastic, that they do not bring down the IDE. I am currently
using R# at my client's site, sat behind some big corporate firewall.
Whenever I get an R# bug, your software fails to send the bug report :

"the

connection has been dropped" (or similar - I will update with the exact

text

next time it occurs).

There already exists a bug report
(http://www.intellij.net/tracker/resharper/viewSCR;JSESSIONID=48301578381086
761536670?publicId=1664), but JetBrains seems to have forgotten it ;)
(hint, hint)

Regards,
Thomas

Permanently deleted user

Created June 09, 2004 10:06

There already exists a bug report

>
(http://www.intellij.net/tracker/resharper/viewSCR;JSESSIONID=48301578381086

761536670?publicId=1664), but JetBrains seems to have forgotten it ;)

Don't know how it's got forgotten. Thanks for mentioning it, we'll fix it.

--
Valentin Kipiatkov
Chief Scientist, Vice President of Product Development
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

"Thomas Freudenberg" <jetbrains@thomasfreudenberg.com> wrote in message
news:ca69re$hbl$1@is.intellij.net...
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"James Hebben" <james.hebben@extraview.co.uk_nospam> wrote in message
news:ca5d5k$l7h$1@is.intellij.net...

1.
I am experiencing quite a lot of R# 'crashes' and it is fantastic,
absolutely fantastic, that they do not bring down the IDE. I am

currently

using R# at my client's site, sat behind some big corporate firewall.
Whenever I get an R# bug, your software fails to send the bug report :

"the

connection has been dropped" (or similar - I will update with the exact

text

next time it occurs).

There already exists a bug report

>
(http://www.intellij.net/tracker/resharper/viewSCR;JSESSIONID=48301578381086

761536670?publicId=1664), but JetBrains seems to have forgotten it ;)
(hint, hint)

Regards,
Thomas

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Permanently deleted user

Created June 09, 2004 10:42

0.
R# is fantastic. I am hooked, even though I am finding R# 'crashing' quite
often. I wonder if this is related to me having a dual CPU machine? Also,

just found the web based forums so I should be able to give better

feedback

now from my "news-disabled" client site.

1.
I am experiencing quite a lot of R# 'crashes' and it is fantastic,
absolutely fantastic, that they do not bring down the IDE. I am currently
using R# at my client's site, sat behind some big corporate firewall.
Whenever I get an R# bug, your software fails to send the bug report :

"the

connection has been dropped" (or similar - I will update with the exact

text

next time it occurs).

Submitting exceptions currently does not work if you are need proxy
settings. We'll fix that.

>

2.
Is there any way of stopping R# from displaying its memory usage in the
status bar? I find that it is most intrusive when I am cycling compiler
errors (F8 from output window - not a big fan of the task window). When I
move to the next error that is in a new source file, VS places the error
text in the status bar and R# immediately overwrites the useful text with
its memory usage.

We'll disable memory use indication soon.

>

3.
I lost all of my shortcuts recently too - found your post to fix them,
thanks.

We'll fix that.

>

4.
I am also experiencing occasions when the IDE locks up for maybe 30

seconds

(it certainly feels that long anyway). Our current project is in its

infancy

and very small (3 small C# projects in the solution). I will try to give
better feedback on when this occurs.

It's caused by garbage collection inside .NET framework. We are working on
reducing such locks.

--
Valentin Kipiatkov
Chief Scientist, Vice President of Product Development
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

>

5.
Some (invalid) code constructs are causing R# to enter a 'crash' loop.
Unfortunately this last occurred at my client site (with no news access)
before your web mirrored forum was accessible. Again, I will endeavour to
give better feedback if this occurs again.

"James Hebben" <james.hebben@extraview.co.uk_nospam> wrote in message
news:ca5d5k$l7h$1@is.intellij.net...

0.
R# is fantastic. I am hooked, even though I am finding R# 'crashing' quite
often. I wonder if this is related to me having a dual CPU machine? Also,

just found the web based forums so I should be able to give better

feedback

now from my "news-disabled" client site.

1.
I am experiencing quite a lot of R# 'crashes' and it is fantastic,
absolutely fantastic, that they do not bring down the IDE. I am currently
using R# at my client's site, sat behind some big corporate firewall.
Whenever I get an R# bug, your software fails to send the bug report :

"the

connection has been dropped" (or similar - I will update with the exact

text

next time it occurs).

2.
Is there any way of stopping R# from displaying its memory usage in the
status bar? I find that it is most intrusive when I am cycling compiler
errors (F8 from output window - not a big fan of the task window). When I
move to the next error that is in a new source file, VS places the error
text in the status bar and R# immediately overwrites the useful text with
its memory usage.

3.
I lost all of my shortcuts recently too - found your post to fix them,
thanks.

4.
I am also experiencing occasions when the IDE locks up for maybe 30

seconds

(it certainly feels that long anyway). Our current project is in its

infancy

and very small (3 small C# projects in the solution). I will try to give
better feedback on when this occurs.

5.
Some (invalid) code constructs are causing R# to enter a 'crash' loop.
Unfortunately this last occurred at my client site (with no news access)
before your web mirrored forum was accessible. Again, I will endeavour to
give better feedback if this occurs again.

Still, despite these various glitches (it is EAP after all), I already

would

not want to be without this tool.

Keep up the great work

James Hebben

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