Very slow typing response in 1866

I can't pin it down to anything specific yet, but I'm finding typing pretty much in any code to be very sluggish. Sometimes with 1 or 2 second delays. No threaddumps or exceptions are being generated.

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Ok, it was having the structure view open. Guess its better to keep it undocked for now.

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I have noticed the same behavior. As a workaround I use the File Structure Popup. It's Ctrl+F3 by default.

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If you need to see file structure, it's better to use Ctrl+F12 shortcut (press it twice to see all inherited members). You will never forget to close structure view, if you use this shortcut.

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Alexander Podkhalyuzin.

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Yes, I typically use Ctrl+F12, if only because its easy to search. But sometimes I'm browsing unfamiliar code.

Out of curiosity, what is different with the scala plugin from java that this uses so much resources?

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Same difference as between scalac and javac. Maybe our analyzer is less effective then scalac, but they both is much less effective then javac. Mainly it's because of language complexity. I hope It won't be more slowly then now, but I can't guarantee it (because type system isn't implemented yet).

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Alexander Podkhalyuzin.

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Yes, of course there is much more work in processing scala. I wondering why specifically the structure view has an impact. Does that imply that some work gets deferred if that view is closed?

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Even Ctrl+F12 isn't really fast as you can see. So freezings with opened structure view is on same amount of time. It's possible that it's fixable, but I'm sure that I won't check it in the nearest future.

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Alexander Podkhalyuzin.

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