Hi,
I did some more research on that issue. In the past I had the project folder
(in ~./workspace/..) renamed. In order for Eclipse to still be able to access
the project folder under the old name I added a symlink with the original
folder name, pointing to the renamed folder.
This works in general, but seems to *cause* the long delays when saving a
file.
Maybe this can be fixed in subclipse, though I am not sure if it is worth it.
> Do you do your builds outside of Eclipse?
yes, sometimes, but the 'build' directory is properly added to svn:ignore and
does not cause any problems.
cheers
Chris
http://www.acurana.de/
Am Dienstag 15 April 2008 15:34:24 schrieb Mark Phippard:
> On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:24 AM, Christopher Lang
>
> <christopher.lang_at_acurana.de> wrote:
> > The proposed cleanup did not help.
> >
> > I manually committed everything, deleted the project in Eclipse and did
> > a fresh checkout.
> >
> > That fixed the issue.
>
> Another thing you might check.
>
> Do you do your builds outside of Eclipse? If so, then what might be
> happening is the build is creating a lot of files in the filesystem.
> When you edit a file and save it, this triggers Eclipse to notice that
> changes that it did not know about have occurred, and for it to
> Refresh itself. To test this, just right-click on project and do
> Refresh. Then edit and save a file and see if it is faster.
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