Hi,
For my huge program, (over 921000 lines now)
I used till now the PB IDE for editing my PB programs.
I'm now putting all my small programs to one big program.
So, I need to change all my variables, globals in longer versions (>50 characters).
result, IDE becomes very, very slow to edit in.
reason, I have the impression that the PB IDE is checking all the variable names in real time.
Q1) Is there a way to disable this checking ??
Q2) I do my program editing in NOTEPAD++ now, works very fast.
Is there someone who have some settings for PB program editing ?
Thanks,
Marc
PB IDE become very slow with many long globals ...
PB IDE become very slow with many long globals ...
- every professional was once an amateur - greetings from Pajottenland - Belgium -
PS: sorry for my english I speak flemish ...
PS: sorry for my english I speak flemish ...
Re: PB IDE become very slow with many long globals ...
You can disable the "scan" of your files in the project.
You can edit it in the project options:
You can edit it in the project options:
PB 6.01 ― Win 10, 21H2 ― Ryzen 9 3900X, 32 GB ― NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 ― Vivaldi 6.0 ― www.unionbytes.de
Lizard - Script language for symbolic calculations and more ― Typeface - Sprite-based font include/module
Lizard - Script language for symbolic calculations and more ― Typeface - Sprite-based font include/module
Re: PB IDE become very slow with many long globals ...
I think you can do the Preferences settings without Projects too.
Is it faster if you compile all your constants to a residents file?
Is it faster if you compile all your constants to a residents file?
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Re: PB IDE become very slow with many long globals ...
Hi STARGÅTE and skywalk,
I do not use 'project' for this anymore,
If I do, the editor becomes Very Very Very slow...
So, I do not found a way to disable the checker ...
Thank for the reply's
Marc
I do not use 'project' for this anymore,
If I do, the editor becomes Very Very Very slow...
So, I do not found a way to disable the checker ...
Thank for the reply's
Marc
- every professional was once an amateur - greetings from Pajottenland - Belgium -
PS: sorry for my english I speak flemish ...
PS: sorry for my english I speak flemish ...