[Eap-features] Re: debug view: option for toString() as default view

2002-09-26 Thread Logan
Will this also include displaying the toString properly formatted? Will newlines appear as \r\n or as formatted newlines? We curently also have objects well describe in XML and their toString methods nicely display this XML. As it is the View toString shows alll of this on one line without f

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Paul Bradshaw
That would make a good feature suggestion for TRACKER for some future version. "Alex Dommasch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Too bad IDEA can't run Xprof/hprof itself and interpret the results for > us. In a future version, perhaps... > > --

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Alex Dommasch
Too bad IDEA can't run Xprof/hprof itself and interpret the results for us. In a future version, perhaps... -- Alex Dommasch Mike Aizatsky wrote: > Alain, > > Try one of the following products (some of them are really good): > > http://jprofiler.com/ > http://www.borland.com/optimizeit/ >

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Alain Ravet
Josh Knowles wrote: > Alain, > Check out .. As I said in my reply to Mike, I know about 3rd party products, but I'm looking for a basic IDEA integration of a very small subset of functionalities, to answer very simple, but also very common questions like : "Of the total 666 seconds

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Josh Knowles
Alain, Check out JUnitPerf from http://www.clarkware.com/software/JUnitPerf.html It is an add on for JUnit that supports things like timed tests and load tracking. Josh "Alain Ravet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message amuqmg$oog$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:amuqmg$oog$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > With s

[Eap-features] Re: very basic profiliing : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Alain Ravet
Mike Aizatsky wrote: > Alain, > Try one of the following products (some of them are really good): Mike, As I said in my initial post, I know about 3rd party products, but I'm "just" looking for a simple answer : "How much of these 23 sec. was spent in this xxx() method?" Currently, I

[Eap-features] For those that use CVS

2002-09-26 Thread Eduardo A. Cominguez
I added the feature # 4477 in the tracker, and I would like to discuss it here too for those that doesn't check the tracker frequently. The feature would be : CVS "show history" as Local VCS to use "diff" command I would like to have something where to see the CVS history for a file (like cvs l

[Eap-features] Re: RFE: REfactoring - Inline Field

2002-09-26 Thread Sergei S. Ivanov
OK, it is a feature request #4542 now. Go vote for it! ___ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Mike Aizatsky
Alain, Try one of the following products (some of them are really good): http://jprofiler.com/ http://www.borland.com/optimizeit/ http://www.sitraka.com/software/jprobe/ And -Xprof 'cause. But I bet you'll find a problem with one these tools faster. -- Best regards, Mike Aizatsky. ---

[Eap-features] Re: Re: RFE: REfactoring - Inline Field

2002-09-26 Thread Sergei S. Ivanov
> >> I am currently refactorng ugly GUI builder code > which places all > >> the GUI elements in the class as fields, and > initialises them > >> there. > > > This much resembles the way in which JBuilder > generates code for the > > GUI. Interesting, I had exactly the same idea a > week ago wh

[Eap-features] Re: very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Jens Peter Grosen
You might be able to use the VM parameter "-Xprof" for simple profiling. Sincerely Jens Peter Grosen ___ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features

[Eap-features] very basic profiling: your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Alain Ravet
jürgen höller [werk3AT] wrote: > I guess you mean profiling, not prototyping? ;-) Yes, you're right ;-). Not a very good start. > For a quick solution, what about adding System.out.println(System.currentTimeMillis()) I've done that, of course. We've all done that. Later, I created a key

Re: [Eap-features] very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread jürgen höller [werk3AT]
I guess you mean profiling, not prototyping? ;-) For a quick solution, what about adding System.out.println(System.currentTimeMillis()) statements to the assumed hot spots? Profiling is definitely an interesting issue, although I guess not for the upcoming Ariadna release as this would open up

[Eap-features] very prototyping : your opinion ?

2002-09-26 Thread Alain Ravet
With so many good features requests still open, I feel guilty at posting this one, but I think it deserves at least to be discussed. Request : (very) basic prototyping . Example : After 3 days of coding, my unit test suite takes 30 seconds. After optimizing the obvious slow spots, they now take

Re: [Eap-features] A changed subject causes confusion :-) (was: avoid method cannot return item :)

2002-09-26 Thread Chris Stevenson
Richard S.Martin wrote: > Not quite sure what you are saying here. You cannot return anything from a > void method, it is a compile-time error. IDEA should mark both of these > return lines as errors. My typo in sample code in a discussion of an RFE caused a humourous response - original me

Re: [Eap-features] a void method cannot return item :)

2002-09-26 Thread Richard S.Martin
Not quite sure what you are saying here. You cannot return anything from a void method, it is a compile-time error. IDEA should mark both of these return lines as errors. On Thursday 26 September 2002 08:49 am, you wrote: > > I don't know if users should be protected > > from usages like this:

[Eap-features] a void method cannot return item :)

2002-09-26 Thread dimiter
> I don't know if users should be protected > from usages like this: > > Item item = new Item(); > public void getItem() { > return item; > } > > is not the same as: > > public void getItem() { > Item item = new Item(); > return item; > } __

Re: [Eap-features] Re: RFE: REfactoring - Inline Field

2002-09-26 Thread Chris Stevenson
Sergei S. Ivanov wrote: >> I am currently refactorng ugly GUI builder code which places all >> the GUI elements in the class as fields, and initialises them >> there. > This much resembles the way in which JBuilder generates code for the > GUI. Interesting, I had exactly the same idea a week ag