Well, you all are talking about "parsing speed". Actually you mean the time
needed for IDEA to detect whether the file has any errors or not. Being very
important too, this time should not be THAT critical for the speed of the
work. When typing/changing the code the most important criteria is the time
in which the system reacts on your key presses (that is, typing speed, Enter
speed, code completion speed etc). The error analysis speed does not
directly influent the response time. Please report if you have any problems
with the response time when editing the code (that is, you feel
uncomfortably when editing the code).

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"Richard S.Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> One point here is that if the parsing began at the current cursor location
> and wrapped round the bottom of the file, people would be a lot more
tolerant
> of slow parsing. As long as the line you are working on has any errors and
> warnings highlighted, you don't mind as much that it is still parsing the
> off-screen parts of the file.
>
> The "what size file is reasonable" question is a tough one. I currently
have
> the misfortune to be working on a project where a previous "senior" coder
> thought that an ideal java project  should have as few classes as
possible.
> (I seriously believe he would have put the entire app into one static
method
> if possible.)
>
> I suppose it would be useful if the parser were configurable in such a way
> that you could specify it should perform different levels of parsing for
> files of different lengths. (I.e. "Files over x lines, enable syntax
> checking, disable flow analysis, etc");
>
> On Wednesday 02 October 2002 00:04 am, you wrote:
> > On an average machine, how long should parsing reasonably take for a
> > java file? And how many lines do you consider reasonable in a java file
> > to time parsing?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jon
> >
> > Eugene Belyaev wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > In #651 we have fixed a number of performance issues, so please check
it
> > and > report asap.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Eugene Belyaev
> >
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