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RE: [mylar-dev] this week's plan (v0.3.9)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: mylar-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mylar-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> On Behalf Of Eugene Kuleshov
...
>    Hmm. I believe that using multiple check boxes is really confusing.
> The way you've described it is just a single choice and it would be more
> intuitive to use something like "radio button" idems similar to .

I agree the multiple check boxes are weird, but how else do we indicate that
when you have it set to "3: project", it *also* runs the searches for "1:
landmarks" and "2: interesting files"?  There are fancier widgets that would
work better for this, but for the time being we need something simple. 

>    No linked or network folders, but workspace has over 60 projects
> (including several complete eclipse plugins such as Subclipse, Mylar,
> Team/CVS and few others). I also keep process view open
...
>    Not much difference between 0 and 1, 2 freezes for 20 seconds and 3 -
> for few minutes. None of views are updated in that time.
>    Actually the most noticeable freeze happens when I change degree
> level or add something to the landmark (especially when resource is
> referenced a lot). After that initial freeze the active search view
> seems working ok with degree 2.
>    It also seems that there should be a limit on the size of search
> result in case when something is referenced a lot.

Good idea, I've scheduled it for this week:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id0042

But I'm still concerned about the freeze that you're seeing.  I have 75
source projects in my workspace, and if I switch between degrees there is no
noticeable delay.  The initial switches to high degrees take a couple
seconds or so to populate the view, until the results are cached at which
point it's faster.  I realize that we don't yet have reproducible steps, but
could you report this as a bug where we can diagnose it?  Please include the
following:
- description of the freeze (e.g. does Eclipse's titlebar go white), does
anything populate the Progress view before the freeze
- any messages that pop up in the PDE Runtime -> Error Log view
- Eclipse, OS, and VM versions 
- if you have the memory profiling visible on a note on how much is
allocated before and after the freeze
(http://www.eclipsezone.com/java/forums/t44200.html)

Thanks Eugene! 

Mik

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