Hi: I noticed the method completion is quite slow (very slow in some cases) for a large project (prj file that has a long list of classpath...). It is particularly bad when the method is on a class that is large (say there are 100 constants, and 20 methods). I noticed the caching effect (so 2nd time to hit the class will be a little faster), but in general, is it possible to have jde to actively gather class info and cache them when emacs is not busy as opposed to be passively invoked to do this expensive operation? Also, where the bottle neck is for this operation, is it at Emacs/Lisp side? (regular java reflection should not be that bad...) If this is possible, it can be made an option. I'm sure some users/machine would opt for large memory use to gain speed. As a side note, JBuilder easily takes 100 mg mem for the same project, whereas Emacs+Bsh(javaw) takes less than 30. Truly enjoyed JDE for 2+ years now, really appreciated this group. Keep up the good work! j.t. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.com
