Right-clicking in VC7 editor is slow

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Christian Stigen Larsen

Hi all,

when editing my C++ programs in VC++ 7.0 simply right-clicking in the editor
window or pressing F9 to set or unset breakpoints is slow -- it takes around 12
seconds before anything happens!

Is there any way of getting rid of this delay?

I'm using Microsoft VC++ 7.0 (Version 7.0.9466, .NET Framework Version
1.0.3705) on a 3GHz Windows 2000 system.
 
when editing my C++ programs in VC++ 7.0 simply right-clicking in the editor
window or pressing F9 to set or unset breakpoints is slow -- it takes around 12
seconds before anything happens!
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Did You install the NUnit-AddIn for Visual Studio? I've done this. This
AddIn parses the code the detect if You clicked within a valid test
fixture. This is only done for C# and so the parser takes a lot of time
on C++ programs.
 
Quoting Wernfried Schwenkner <[email protected]>:
|> window or pressing F9 to set or unset breakpoints is slow [...]
|
| Did You install the NUnit-AddIn for Visual Studio? [...]

I don't think so; I unchecked the entire Visual C# branch in the installation
program, so I guess not.
 
Did You install the NUnit-AddIn for Visual Studio? I've done
this. This AddIn parses the code the detect if You clicked
within a valid test fixture. This is only done for C# and
so the parser takes a lot of time on C++ programs.
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For some reason parsing the code was causing the button state to b
checked, which caused the code to be parsed, which caused the butto
state to be checked......

Sorry about that, it was very anoying! I've now disabled this check.
You can find the fixed version here...

http://weblogs.asp.net/nunitaddin

Thanks, Jamie


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