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I've done extensive research (Googling and MindScape forums) and nothing has worked to correct the problem: 1) I'm at 3.2.11444.23109 (the current Web Workbench version). I uninstalled and re-installed: NO EFFECT. 2) "Enable Experimental Fixes": NO EFFECT 3) The scroll bar fix doesn't seem to apply to me, as I go to: Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> All Languages -> Scroll Bars -> uncheck the "Show annotations over vertical scroll bar" and the only two items under All Languages are General and Tabs (no "Scroll Bars") Telemetry: - The lag continues to increase as the .coffee filesize increases (currently at 5K lines). - I'm running Visual Studio Professional 2012 (Version 11.0.50727.1 RTMREL) - only .coffee files are delayed. Not scss or any other .Net file type. PLEASE HELP! This probably slows me down about an hour a day now. Pete |
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FYI: Once I had a manformed 'if' and your software correctly responded with an error message saying "unmatched if" or whatever. I noticed that before I fixed the if-statement that I was able to type with no lags at all! It's as if the bug ceased. IT WAS WONDERFUL. Then as soon as I fixed my if-statement the onerous onerous lag returned :( |
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The only workaround that works 100% is to do the following: I keep going into "Tools > Extensions and Updates..." and click [Disable] to edit the CoffeeScript then [Enable] to compile. It's terrible because I have to RE-START Visual Studio each time which is terribly inconvenient. BUT, at least with your extension disabled I'm able to type at full speed for a few minutes of editing which is worth it's weight in gold! Pete |
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Hi Pete, Do you have any other extensions installed (e.g. VS Powerpack with the sidebar visualization enabled)? It sounds like something is repeatedly causing a re-parse of the document which will lead to the slowdown, we have seen this with the VS Powerpack and with the newer scroll bar option in Visual Studio 2013 which acts in a similar way.
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Jeremy, unfortunately I don't have it installed. I saw the posts related to that. Anything else I can check? |
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What other extensions do you have installed? The underlying problem is likely to relate to the document being asked to be parsed over and over again by something external usually to provide some kind of document level awareness.
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