Two new plugins: Workspace Search / Zoom Navigator

[caibbor]

Just downloaded the new codelite release. I noticed codelite's cpu usage jumps to 100% when ZoomNavigator is enabled even when there are no open files. I'm gonna look into this a little later to see what I can do to fix this, but for now this is a heads-up. I think it's doing something it doens't need to do. the wxTimer was originally added to prevent it from chugging unnecessarily (although haven't examined exactly how it works now)

[DavidGH]

Hi,

It doesn't here, on debian wheezy (kde) or ubuntu quantal (lxde). Which distro/DE do you use?

What happens if you first temporarily rename your ~/.codelite/ ?

Regards,

David

[eranif]

actually, it happens here as well:
Enable the plugin
Close all editors

Watch top: you will see that codelite uses 100% on one core.
Disabling the plugin or opening *any* file fixes this

Eran

[eranif]

Update:
Fixed in trunk

Eran

[spaces]

Ok, just tried it. Very nice feature, and very useful.
Can you make that you can drag the zooming rectangle with left mouse button by holding it down? Or where can I set it if it's possible?

[caibbor]

The way the hightlight works is a bit of a hack. I'm afraid that type of feature you request would be another hacky implementation that I wouldn't want to do myself, unless we found a different way to highlight. the feature itself sounds fine, but in code it would be ... just ugly.

[solewalker]

Sorry, I am new to CodeLite and I can find a way to bring up the Zoom Navigator pane, I am using latest CodeLite binary release on Windows. Forgive me for this noob question. FYI, zoom navigator is enabled in plugins -> zoom navigator -> settings

[eranif]

If it is enabled, you should see it in the workspace view as one of the tabs.
You can right click it and select 'Detach' and dock it elsewhere

Eran

[solewalker]

Thanks I have found it where you mentioned Its a cool feature I have found only in Sublime before.