This is with CW 9.4.
Sometimes, for reasons I don't know, CW goes into a mode where it
activates extended "Caching..." sessions every time I save a change to
a file. When this happens, CW is unresponsive until it completes the
caching process. Given that I save habitually, this seriously affects
my productivity because I end up spending so much time waiting for the
caching to complete.
It obviously a bug in CW, and normally saves happen very quickly, but
apparently on occasion something gets out of whack in CW and this
starts happening. When it *does* happen, the only way to fix it is to
quit CW and relaunch. However, the sequence of events seems to be:
- Press Command-S.
- Caching begins.
- Caching completes.
- File is finally saved.
This is annoying, but here's the serious bug part: If I use Command-Q
to quit CW during the caching process, the caching is eventually
aborted and the application quits, but any unsafed changes don't get
saved. I've lost newly written code I was trying to save on at least
two occasions recently, and that makes me an unhappy camper.
Is this a known issue? Any chance it will be fixed?
Larry
Miro Jurisic - 27 Apr 2005 05:57 GMT
> Sometimes, for reasons I don't know, CW goes into a mode where it
> activates extended "Caching..." sessions every time I save a change to
> a file. When this happens, CW is unresponsive until it completes the
> caching process. Given that I save habitually, this seriously affects
> my productivity because I end up spending so much time waiting for the
> caching to complete.
1. I have seen this
2. You can hit cmd-. and it will cancel the caching, but the file will be saved
3. It only happens to me when I have IDE browser windows open
hth
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larry@skytag.com - 27 Apr 2005 09:19 GMT
Browser windows are not involved for me, but I'll keep the Cmd-. trick
in mind.
Thanks,
Larry
Isaac Wankerl - 27 Apr 2005 20:30 GMT
> This is with CW 9.4.
>
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> Larry
Does project window placard say if it is searching for a particular
file? This looks like it might be related to the bug where caching
occurs at certain times when the Stop on C++ Exception option is turned
on. You can either turn the option off, or add an access path that
points to the shielded folder of the runtime sources.

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larry@skytag.com - 29 Apr 2005 00:15 GMT
No, it's just caching like a bat out of hell. I haven't watched it
closely recently, but I seem to recall that sometimes it caches the
same folders over and over.
Larry