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SlickEdit Product Discussion => SlickEdit® => Topic started by: pmsteinm on September 23, 2011, 01:53:49 pm
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I've seen this a few times in my Windows 7 and Linux VS16 sessions:
"The following file will always be skipped by auto reload and auto readonly:"
It shows up in the notification area. What causes this and what do I do to get the file to not be skipped by auto reload?
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This happens when SlickEdit detects that the file takes a long time to reload. Without this, switching back and forth to the editor when editing a file on a slow file system causes the editor to lock up while waiting on that file.
The default timeout is 5 seconds, and can be adjusted on the options dialog (Tools>Options>File Options>Load).
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This was useful today! Thanks for keeping it around.
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Glad to hear it!
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I see this often when we are having NFS issues. The problem is with NFS and not a specific file. Is there a way to view and remove files from the list of files that "will always be skipped" ?
Jeff
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Not really. You could adjust the time out if you want auto reload to work on the files. The message should only appear once for each file.
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Thanks for the reply, Dan. Just to be sure I understand....There's a list of files that will never be checked for external changes, but I can't view or change the list of files?
Based on your previous comment, are you saying that adjusting the timeout resets the list and will resore the auto-reload behavior for any files that were previously in the list to be skipped for auto-reload?
Maybe I'm mis-understanding how this feature works, but I'm afraid that I've got files peppered across all my projects that are not being and will never be checked for changes. Am I wrong here?
Jeff
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The feature works per instance of SlickEdit, it isn't saved between sessions. When a file takes longer than the auto reload timeout amount to get reload information, the file is "marked" internally and that file is skipped by auto-reload for the remainder of the SlickEdit session.
You can change the amount of time it waits by going to Tools>Options>File Options>Auto reload> Auto reload timeout. The default is 5000 ms (5 seconds).
Does this clear things up any?
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Yes. Thanks, Dan.
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How can I revert this?
I want that file to get auto reloaded again.
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How can I revert this?
I want that file to get auto reloaded again.
Read Dan's reply (#7) in this thread.
He says
The feature works per instance of SlickEdit, it isn't saved between sessions. When a file takes longer than the auto reload timeout amount to get reload information, the file is "marked" internally and that file is skipped by auto-reload for the remainder of the SlickEdit session.
You can change the amount of time it waits by going to Tools>Options>File Options>Auto reload> Auto reload timeout. The default is 5000 ms (5 seconds).
Does this clear things up any?
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In other words, you can revert it by exiting SE and relaunching SE.