Wait till cfObjective and Scotch on the rocks, some new features I
shall be showing will make Dreamweaver look definately retro in the
CF stakes.
OF course, I am sure its amazing for HTML and spry and stuff... all
those wizards and what not, the first time round its brilliant, then
you hear the usual "crap code that DW puts in there" thanks to those
wizards we all loved at the start.
"Just like history repeating itself...."- Shirley Bassey and the
Propellerheads...
MD
On 27 Mar 2007, at 16:30, Jacob Munson wrote:
> I have noticed some of the same issues that Chris mentioned. Eclipse,
> at this point anyway, seems to be a bit over aggressive at "helping"
> you with project integration and caching. For example, the other day
> one of our network shares went down, and one of my projects lives
> there. I kept getting an error as Eclipse tried to resync that
> project (which I wasn't working on, btw). I thought, "I'll just close
> the project, I don't need it right now anyway", but Eclipse wouldn't
> let me close it because the drive was inaccessible. I don't remember
> the exact error messages, but this is an area that I think needs some
> attention in Eclipse.
>
> That said, I still use CFEclipse exclusively, and love it. All my
> coworkers use DreamWeaver, but the killer feature that is missing
> compared to Eclipse is the local history, IMO. If dreamweaver ever
> adds that, CFEclipse will be in trouble. ;) If you don't know what
> I'm talking about, at anypoint in your development with Eclipse, you
> can bring up previous versions of a file, and selectively merge
> changes (or swap out the whole tamale if you want). I can't live
> without that, it's saved my bacon more times than I can count. It's
> not intended to be a replacement for source management, but it's very
> handy as a quick and simple tool.
>
> On 3/27/07, Tom Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007, Peterson, Chris wrote:
>>> Tom,
>>>
>>> Lets say I have a project created for my customer. Now I want to
>>> create
>>> a 'folder' underneath it called 'Development Server', and I click on
>>> 'Link to folder in the file system' and I point it at a UNC path
>>> or a
>>> local mapped drive.
>>
>> Mapped drive to a remote share, or mapped drive to some other
>> local directory
>> ('subst') ?
>> I have the same problem when I work over our VPN (using a CIFS
>> share rather
>> than the local filesystem).
>>
>>> Now I wait for almost 15 minutes while Eclipse
>>> scans each file inside this path and does something with it
>>> (refreshing
>>> workspace).
>>
>> You can turn off the 'keep sync'ed' option.
>>
>>> back to Dreamweaver right now, because dreamweaver refreshes file
>>> system
>>> changes instantly and browses the files without any lag.
>>
>> I don't see the problem occurring when I use linked folders on the
>> local
>> system however.
>>
>> --
>> Tom Chiverton
>> Helping to economically innovate robust convergence
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