Stephen Friedrich

Created January 26, 2004 07:57

No, ideally both project and module descriptions should be shareable via CVS. If you have a complex project it saves a lot of time if the very same project isn't configured again and again on each ...

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Created January 27, 2004 10:47

Hm. Did you ever check out your project to another path?1. Idea always stores absolute references in the project (ipr) file. Only module files (iml) have the option to store paths relative. The onl...

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Created January 27, 2004 19:45

>> 1. Idea always stores absolute references in the project (ipr) file.>Not true in our case; perhaps you and i have structured our projects differently? The only absolute references i see in my .i...

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Created February 04, 2004 16:29

You named the two most serious flaws in the current module implementation: Module dependencies are not transitiv. You must explicitly specify the dependency from A to C. Since the number of these a...

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Created February 05, 2004 07:01

What exactly do you mean with performance problem? What Idea build have you been using? E.g. debugging has become really fast in build 1138.

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Created January 30, 2004 16:29

Leave it as is. It's better to have to think a couple of seconds about it than to be absolutly clueless because the description is to vague. (I almost never get as far as opening the help documenta...

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Created February 03, 2004 11:23

Even with all the tips you mentioned stepping to the next line takes 5 seconds. This certainly isn't debugging with pleasure ;-(I am now using build 1131 and don't see any performance improvements....

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Created February 03, 2004 16:42

Hooray. Build 1136 did the trick. Even with both "Suspend all Threads" and "Alternative View for Collection classes" debugging is very fast!

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Created January 29, 2004 13:32

We (Gentleware) have developers using the very same application with Idea 3.0.5. Stepping into/over is almost instantaneous there.

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Created February 06, 2004 17:35

Thanks for the reply!Previous builds were much faster but that might be because I used only a single module.I filed a tracker entry:http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=29133

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