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How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #109886]

Thu, 08 July 2004 16:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: marekblok.wp.pl

Does anybody knows how to turn off the Outline in CDT 2.0 (win32).
I have quite a few classes in one of mine files and after changing even a
some
tiny bit of the comment the Outline starts updating and uses up almost all
CPU
resources (Pentium IV 2.4 HT). The worst thing is that this not only stops
other applications from running but it blocks copying to clipboard (Ctrl+C)
which is really annoying. Fast view option only hids it but does not turn it
off.

Marek Blok

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #110003 is a reply to message #109886]

Fri, 09 July 2004 10:23

Eclipse User

Other than just closing the outline view, if you are using a standard make
project, you can go to project->properties->C/C++ Project Paths and edit the
Exclusion filter on the source folder to remove your particular file.
That file will then be considered to be outside your scope of interest and
won't be indexed anymore and won't be displayed in the outline view.

The source folders were meant as a way to focus on a subset of a large
project so that you can work with it without experiencing the performance
problems associated with large projects.

"Marek Blok" <marekblok@wp.pl> wrote in message
news:cck9j2$fn$1@eclipse.org...
> Does anybody knows how to turn off the Outline in CDT 2.0 (win32).
> I have quite a few classes in one of mine files and after changing even a
> some
> tiny bit of the comment the Outline starts updating and uses up almost all
> CPU
> resources (Pentium IV 2.4 HT). The worst thing is that this not only stops
> other applications from running but it blocks copying to clipboard
(Ctrl+C)
> which is really annoying. Fast view option only hids it but does not turn
it
> off.
>
> Marek Blok
>
>

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #110110 is a reply to message #110003]

Fri, 09 July 2004 16:30

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: marekblok.wp.pl

Thank you very much. Closing the outline view solves my problem (I didn't
notice that before
I was only using Fast View option which only minimized Outline). I might
miss Outline feature
but as I'm using managed project and there's no C/C++ Project Paths project
property so I can
make use of your advice (however it will certainly will be usesfull in my
other projects).

Marek Blok

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Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #110275 is a reply to message #109886]

Sun, 11 July 2004 16:29

Eclipse User

Make sure you have "follow includes when generating the Outline View"
preference turned OFF.

JC

"Marek Blok" <marekblok@wp.pl> wrote in message
news:cck9j2$fn$1@eclipse.org...
> Does anybody knows how to turn off the Outline in CDT 2.0 (win32).
> I have quite a few classes in one of mine files and after changing even a
> some
> tiny bit of the comment the Outline starts updating and uses up almost all
> CPU
> resources (Pentium IV 2.4 HT). The worst thing is that this not only stops
> other applications from running but it blocks copying to clipboard
(Ctrl+C)
> which is really annoying. Fast view option only hids it but does not turn
it
> off.
>
> Marek Blok
>
>

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113076 is a reply to message #110275]

Thu, 29 July 2004 09:23

Eclipse User

johnc wrote:

> Make sure you have "follow includes when generating the Outline View"
> preference turned OFF.

Sorry, but I could not found this option.

Thomas

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113089 is a reply to message #113076]

Thu, 29 July 2004 09:57

Eclipse User

Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ has the checkbox named "Follow #include's
when producing the outline view".

"Thomas Kuenzel" <thomas.kuenzel@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:ceatod$2fl$1@eclipse.org...
> johnc wrote:
>
> > Make sure you have "follow includes when generating the Outline View"
> > preference turned OFF.
>
> Sorry, but I could not found this option.
>
> Thomas
>

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113127 is a reply to message #113089]

Thu, 29 July 2004 11:58

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jgallagher.gso.uri.edu

On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:57:53 -0400, johnc wrote:
This might be a related question: How can I get the outline view to stop
flickering whenever I edit a file? I tried some of the options, including
the "Follow #includes..." one, but I can't get it to stop flickering.

Thanks,
James

> Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ has the checkbox
named "Follow #include's
> when producing the outline view".
>
> "Thomas Kuenzel" <thomas.kuenzel@gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:ceatod$2fl$1@eclipse.org...
>> johnc wrote:
>>
>> > Make sure you have "follow includes when generating the Outline View"
>> > preference turned OFF.
>>
>> Sorry, but I could not found this option.
>>
>> Thomas
>>

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113140 is a reply to message #113127]

Thu, 29 July 2004 12:39

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: lothar.xcerla.com

James Gallagher wrote:

> On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:57:53 -0400, johnc wrote:
> This might be a related question: How can I get the outline view to stop
> flickering whenever I edit a file? I tried some of the options, including
> the "Follow #includes..." one, but I can't get it to stop flickering.
>
> Thanks,
> James

I have the "Follow #includes..." disabled as well and it flickers like hell.
I have one file (which is quite large) and if I try to edit this file
Eclipse needs several MINUTES on a save before it even attemps to start a
build (I use the autobuild feature).

Lothar

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113576 is a reply to message #113140]

Tue, 03 August 2004 09:46

Eclipse User

This bug has been fixed in the 2.0.1 stream.

"Lothar Werzinger" <lothar@xcerla.com> wrote in message
news:ceb93s$on1$1@eclipse.org...
> James Gallagher wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:57:53 -0400, johnc wrote:
> > This might be a related question: How can I get the outline view to stop
> > flickering whenever I edit a file? I tried some of the options,
including
> > the "Follow #includes..." one, but I can't get it to stop flickering.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > James
>
> I have the "Follow #includes..." disabled as well and it flickers like
hell.
> I have one file (which is quite large) and if I try to edit this file
> Eclipse needs several MINUTES on a save before it even attemps to start a
> build (I use the autobuild feature).
>
> Lothar

Re: How to turn off Outline in CDT 2.0 [message #113656 is a reply to message #113576]

Tue, 03 August 2004 14:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jgallagher.gso.uri.edu

On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 09:46:42 -0400, johnc wrote:

> This bug has been fixed in the 2.0.1 stream.

Where can I get that?

James

>
> "Lothar Werzinger" <lothar@xcerla.com> wrote in message
> news:ceb93s$on1$1@eclipse.org...
>> James Gallagher wrote:
>>
>> > On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:57:53 -0400, johnc wrote:
>> > This might be a related question: How can I get the outline view to stop
>> > flickering whenever I edit a file? I tried some of the options,
> including
>> > the "Follow #includes..." one, but I can't get it to stop flickering.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > James
>>
>> I have the "Follow #includes..." disabled as well and it flickers like
> hell.
>> I have one file (which is quite large) and if I try to edit this file
>> Eclipse needs several MINUTES on a save before it even attemps to start a
>> build (I use the autobuild feature).
>>
>> Lothar

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