[TxMt] delay after switching back to TM

[idc at gwi.net]

I have been experiencing the same thing in b5 -- about two seconds for 
TM to actually become active again after switching away.  I thought it 
might be my file size or number of files open or something but I can't 
find a direct correlation that is consistent.  Two seconds on a dual 
2.5GHZ G5 is an awful lot of instructions...

> I'm curious, does this happen each time you switch away and back to 
> TM, or only when something has actually changed in the filesystem?

Since things change on my filesystems all the time, I can't really say. 
  It seems pretty consistent, though.

Is there some experiment we could perform, something to profile to give 
you some hints?

S

On May 7, 2005, at 6:31 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:

> On May 7, 2005, at 22:26, Tom Lazar wrote:
>
>> I realize this has been discussed a while back, but AFAIR the issue 
>> at the time has supposedly been resolved (threading of the 
>> filessystemchecking process)
>
> No -- the threading mentioned in release notes is for loading bundles.
>
>> the project contains well under a hundred files, each moderately 
>> sized, nothing fancy there. is there anything I can do on my side of 
>> the problem? could you on yours, Allan?
>
> Long term, it should be fixed -- short-term you can change to a static 
> project, i.e. instead of dragging a folder into the project drawer, 
> drag the files form the folder. Of course you lose the advantages of 
> folder references.
>
> I'm curious, does this happen each time you switch away and back to 
> TM, or only when something has actually changed in the filesystem?
>
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