I am running Komodo IDE 5.2 beta 1 right now, and in the beginning of a session (while code intelligence isn't ready yet), I get the following message in the status bar: "This buffer is configured with 486 PHP import dirs: this may result in poor completion performance".
Where are these 486 dirs located?
Why does Komodo think it has to import all of them?
Is 486 really big enough to significantly impact performance?
It's most likely because you are using a large project. You should see the which directories are being scanning in the Komodo statusbar as it checks them.
The scanned directories come from a number of places:
* system PHP libraries (such as Pear)
* directories add to your PHP path via php.ini
* PHP files that reside in or underneath your current editing file's directory
* all PHP files under your Project's basepath
* all PHP files in the additional directories (in Komodo's PHP preferences)
You can customize the project directories and depth of scanning, see the "Code Scanning" section in Komodo's "Code Intelligence" preferences.
As to the performance - you'll need to be the judge of that :D
Cheers,
Todd
I wasn't using any project. I never do. I've created a "hello, world" script located in a separate directory. And I use a basic XAMPP installation.