On 4/12/19 7:26 AM, Scott Palmer wrote:
Are others seeing the slowness?
Find usages, renames, call-hierarchy, auto-complete… things I use all the time,
I often have to wait 5 to 10 seconds for a response from the IDE, sometimes
more.
I saw these delays in NetBeans 10, but I'm unable to reproduce them just
now in NetBeans 11. It would take 10 to 15 seconds to display the source
code of a superclass from a library, for example, when Ctrl-clicking on
the class name with the mouse.
What I found at the time was that NetBeans was very sensitive to how you
attached the Java source files to the modular JAR files of a library.
What worked for me was to follow the instructions below under the
heading "JavaFX and NetBeans" (which should work regardless of the
library you're using):
https://openjfx.io/openjfx-docs/
In particular, I had to avoid attaching the sources to the Global
Library and instead list the JAR files separately in my project and
attach each module's sources to its own JAR file. You do that by
selecting the JAR file, clicking the Edit button, and adding the
expanded source directory in the Source text field. (I had to unzip the
"src.zip" folder of the library to get the separate module source folders.)
After that, instead of taking 15 seconds (or more), clicking through to
the library sources was instantaneous.
But as I said, I'm unable to reproduce the slowness problem on NetBeans
11, but I still get constant java.lang.AssertionError exceptions when I
attach the sources the "wrong" way.
John
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