I'm sure it's just a bug, as this does not happen to me in the Java
version of the IDE, only in the PHP Early release.
I might have to drop the PHP version until it becomes more stable. With
8 or so files open, you can sit, doing nothing, and watch it eat up
memory. Eventually, it pigs out and becomes unusable. Nice to see what's
coming for PHP programmers, but it's not quite ready to be used for
production.
It's close, though.
Russell Bateman wrote:
> I thought I couldn't impress my will for tab sizes simple because I'm
> just a nube. NetBeans appears even more forgetful on this point than
> Eclipse was where I seemed to have to import my code style including
> tab settings afresh for every new project.
>
> At least Eclipse had that capability. NetBeans, it seems, relies on
> transporting what's under $HOME/.netbeans (how much of it? Is it all
> portable between host types Windows, Linux/Unix and Macintosh?).
>
> This is one area where some improvement or maybe just explanation
> would go a long way to making life easier for a simple, but very
> in-our-face phenomenon. Maybe someone else will see it our way?
>
>
>
> Rhett Anderson wrote:
>> Every time I start the PHP version of the IDE, my code is displayed
>> with a tab size of 8, even though the options show tabs set for 2. I
>> have to bump up and down the tab size and switch the file I'm viewing
>> to see my tab setting.
