I don't mind doing the manual rebuild of the outline, it is VERY FAST for me...
I only try turning on the "Update the outline View..." to get the Filter/Search on the outline view...
I will use the Filter View, instead, like I use to with the older WDSC 6.0/7.0
-Ken Killian-
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From: WDSCI-L [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Wilson, Jonathan
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 9:16 AM
To: Rational Developer for IBM i / Websphere Development Studio Client for System i & iSeries
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] RDi 9.5 "not responding"
On Fri, 2015-10-30 at 12:29 +0000, Ken Killian wrote:
Surprise!!!!!
RDI 9.5 has CRASHED YET AGAIN!!!!!!!! Could not make it past 24-hours!
The Famous "NOT RESPONDING"....
I am still perplexed how RDI "supposedly saves time" and "Increases Programmer Productivity"
<Perplexed Sad Face>
I have to admit that I turned on Update of outline to get the search
feature in outline view. But, I basically had NO PROBLEMS with WDSC
6.0 & 7.0, when I did NOT use the OUTLINE View. Maybe, that is what I
need to do is STOP USING OUTLINE View, because that seems to BITE ME
every @#$!@$#!@#$!@#$ TIME! <Junkware!> :(
I have just tried outline view on wdsc7 on a fairly large source, a module/service program handling multiple file I/O routines), and pressing refresh takes 20-30 seconds. (There is no auto-update) pressing refresh again took 10ish seconds. It took up a reasonable amount of cpu,
(57ish%) but didn't touch the memory size noticeably.
While it doesn't prevent user input, its a "background task" with the little "doing stuff" graphic on the bottom, after pressing it I tend to wait for it to finish as I have found that sometimes I get a lock up/hang when a background task is running (such as building help text search the first time) and I try to continue working... although if memory serves me correctly then waiting for it to finish eventually un-locks it (not had to re-install on my virtual win box for a while - my base machine is debian).
Also I do have an almost pristine version of win (first win xp, now win8-UEFI - not sure which win 8 version but a clean install).
I do wonder if there isn't something else causing the issue, AV's can really muck things up... but I guess unless you try a virgin machine, and no additional plugins and clean workspace, and see if the problem still happens with the same regularity it would be hard to know what the problem is.
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