I denied R# access to the folder.

Open security settings for the temp\JetLogs folder

Click Advanced

Uncheck "Inherit from parent" checkbox

Choose Remove to get a nice, empty permissions list.

As far as I can see this doesn't cause any problems except the Resharper -

Show log menu option will complain about a missing logfile

"Will Dean" <resharper@indcomp.co.uk> wrote in message

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Long-term single thing:    Make the f*ing logging optional.   I had over

1GB of logs just yesterday.

>

But actually more important to me today:

>

I am also suffering continuous 'Unexpected Change' exceptions (however

many I ignore, there's always a new one) with the latest build which isn't

marked 'Do not use'.   Some of these lead to existing bug reports which

are either closed as 'obsolete' (clearly they're not), or as 'can't

repro'.

>

So, short term single thing is: Provide a build which doesn't throw

exceptions continuously when editing code in files it doesn't like.

The single most important thing I would like to see fixed is the memory leak

while editing ASPX files.

I've tried working with all the posted fixes/work arounds. I try forcing it

to "collect garbage" and while that keeps it at bay for a little while

longer the end result is always the same. I've literally watched the managed

memory monitor climb 10MB on each save of the file I'm working on till it

reaches about +300MB range and typing begins to lag behind your keystrokes.

Once you're up into the 400-500MB range, Visual Studio becomes completely

unusable, and the only fix is to restart the IDE. Now this buys time until

it does the same thing again. Some evenings I've had to restart the IDE as

much as 5 times in 2hrs just to be able to finish editing a layout in an

ASPX file. I love the product, if I didn't, I wouldn't bother working

through these things but ultimately there has to be a solution.

Here is a rundown on everything, if you want/need more, please let me know

I'll be more than happy to help get this resolved.

Visual Studio 2008 Professional

Source Gear Vault for Version Control

Resharper v4.0 - I've been working with the daily builds since day one

My C# Project:

ASP.NET (2.0) Project

49 ASPX files (The single largest ASPX file is roughly 400 lines)

148 Classes in the Business Assembly

Hardware:

Lenovo T61P

Core 2 Duo T9300 @ 2.5GHz

4GB Memory

Windows Vista Enterprise (32bit)

I never have this problem when my edits are .CS files - this is in the same

project/solution - I can work for an entire day without having the memory go

above 200MB and performance is great.

Thanks,

~Chris

"Ilya Ryzhenkov" <orangy@jetbrains.com> wrote in message

news:76a2bd0b1577bc8ca834dab6ad6f8@news.intellij.net...

Hello,

>

I must admit, we were not very responsive in the forums for the last month

or so. We were busy developing ReSharper 4 Here is quick update.

We are currently working on preparing ReSharper for Beta - performance,

memory, overall stability and reliability. Beta should be out very soon.

Then we will have post-Beta cleanup, more stabilization for Release, fill

in missing bricks found during Beta, and then ... Well, overall time scope

for ReSharper 4 release is about a month.

Thank you for your patience, we really appreciate your participation in

our early access program! We are doing our best to deliver smart and

quality product.

>

And while we are here, what is single most important thing you want to

be fixed/changed before release?

>

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

>

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

>

WOW!

I downloaded build 801 this last week when I saw your msg and was amazed at

how well it performed. I of course thought maybe this was just a fluke, but

I worked with it all weekend in several projects, and had zero problems like

I saw before. I did get into it with the logger failing for some out of

memory error - but it never caused me any grief other than an annoying popup

that once I restarted went away.

Kudos to you guys, thanks for making my week!

~Chris

"Ilya Ryzhenkov" <orangy@jetbrains.com> wrote in message

news:76a2bd0b157b2a8ca84ee147f2a03@news.intellij.net...

Hello Chris,

>

I've just submited change to fix potential memory leak in ASPX files. Due

to the complex structure of ASP support and so many variation of web

site's configurations, I'm not 100% sure it will fix problem you

experience, but please try build 801 when it is out and tell us if it

helps.

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

>

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

 

With auto brace completion enabled, R# frequently "steals" the brace from

the next code block when editing.  This most frequently happens with

closures or object init.

Suppose I have something like:

void Foo()

{

}

Now I type in a closure

void Foo()

{

    Action blah = () =>

    {

        //Some statements

    };

}

That part works.  But now I go back and remove the line }; and retype the }

void Foo()

{

    Action blah = () =>

    {

        //Some statements

}

R# steals the next brace and uses it like this:

void Foo()

{

    Action blah = () =>

    {

        //Some statements

     };

Notice now that I have to go back and re-add the brace to end the next

block.

Please fix this.  It's been in the last 10-20 nightlies...  It makes editing

much more painful.

Thanks

"Ilya Ryzhenkov" <orangy@jetbrains.com> wrote in message

news:76a2bd0b1577bc8ca834dab6ad6f8@news.intellij.net...

Hello,

>

I must admit, we were not very responsive in the forums for the last month

or so. We were busy developing ReSharper 4 Here is quick update.

We are currently working on preparing ReSharper for Beta - performance,

memory, overall stability and reliability. Beta should be out very soon.

Then we will have post-Beta cleanup, more stabilization for Release, fill

in missing bricks found during Beta, and then ... Well, overall time scope

for ReSharper 4 release is about a month.

Thank you for your patience, we really appreciate your participation in

our early access program! We are doing our best to deliver smart and

quality product.

>

And while we are here, what is single most important thing you want to

be fixed/changed before release?

>

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

>

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

>

Hello,

Oh by the way, can you insert an auto property when pressing Alt+Ins

in the latest builds? I can't test that here right now.

The “Generate” functionality has been greately improved in the recent builds.

Yes, generating an auto property is a musthave feature, if you see it missing

in the latest builds in any scenarios, please tell us.

—

Serge Baltic

JetBrains, Inc — http://www.jetbrains.com

“Develop with pleasure!”

The most important thing for me would be for ReSharper 4.0's intentions

to recognize the target framework of the project that I am working on.

Main main project is still in .Net 2.0 and that wont be changing anytime

soon, so I dont want see suggestions specific to .Net 3.5

Ilya Ryzhenkov wrote:

Hello,

 

I must admit, we were not very responsive in the forums for the last

month or so. We were busy developing ReSharper 4 Here is quick update.

We are currently working on preparing ReSharper for Beta - performance,

memory, overall stability and reliability. Beta should be out very soon.

Then we will have post-Beta cleanup, more stabilization for Release,

fill in missing bricks found during Beta, and then ... Well, overall

time scope for ReSharper 4 release is about a month.

Thank you for your patience, we really appreciate your participation in

our early access program! We are doing our best to deliver smart and

quality product.

 

And while we are here, what is single most important thing you want to

be fixed/changed before release?

 

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

 

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

 

 

Hi Ilya,

That works perfectly for me, thanks. The only place it appears to be

missing is in an ASP.Net Web Application. There is no language level

setting for that type of project.

Jeff

Ilya Ryzhenkov wrote:

Hello Jeff,

 

Select project(s), open Properties Window (View / Properties Window, F4)

and change Language Level for your project to C# 2.0.

 

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

 

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

 

 

JP> The most important thing for me would be for ReSharper 4.0's

JP> intentions to recognize the target framework of the project that I

JP> am working on.

JP> JP> Main main project is still in .Net 2.0 and that wont be changing

JP> anytime soon, so I dont want see suggestions specific to .Net 3.5

JP> JP> Ilya Ryzhenkov wrote:

JP>

>>> Hello,

>>>

>>> I must admit, we were not very responsive in the forums for the last

>>> month or so. We were busy developing ReSharper 4 Here is quick

>>> update.

>>> We are currently working on preparing ReSharper for Beta -

>>> performance,

>>> memory, overall stability and reliability. Beta should be out very

>>> soon.

>>> Then we will have post-Beta cleanup, more stabilization for Release,

>>> fill in missing bricks found during Beta, and then ... Well, overall

>>> time scope for ReSharper 4 release is about a month.

>>> Thank you for your patience, we really appreciate your participation

>>> in

>>> our early access program! We are doing our best to deliver smart and

>>> quality product.

>>> And while we are here, what is single most important thing you want

>>> to be fixed/changed before release?

>>>

>>> Sincerely,

>>> Ilya Ryzhenkov

>>> JetBrains, Inc

>>> http://www.jetbrains.com

>>> "Develop with pleasure!"

On single thing

If i do an Alt-Ins in the Solution Explorer, then the Popup opens

everywhere, but not at the expected position (under the selected item in the

solution explorer).

I have a laptop (Monitor 1, primary, 1440x900) with an attached Display

(Monitor 2, secondary, 1680x1050).

Look at the attached picture for the position in the screen settings which

may not "normal"

Regards

Albert

"Serge Baltic" <baltic@intellij.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

news:dc0986bfd3d588ca85bec6e87728@news.intellij.net...

>> If i do an Alt-Ins in the Solution Explorer, then the Popup opens

>> everywhere, but not at the expected position (under the selected item

>> in the solution explorer).

>

One of the problems with Solution Explorer is that we're not told of the

selected item position onscreen.

>

Where would it typically appear?

Well, typically under the selected item. Within the Solution may also helps,

but not on the other side of the Window (see attachment).

Regards

Albert