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When starting Eclipse with a large PHP project (in this case, typo3 with many extensions installed), it takes a very long time to "Create PHP model" (See Bug #155214). I would like to be able to chose which directories to include/exclude in this build process. There are some things I want to exclude (specifically, parts of typo3 source, extensions, xml files, etc.). I'd still like to be able to open these files up if I want to, but I don't need it to parse them all every time. I believe this is how TruStudio and PHPEclipse work.
If you move your "static libararies" to the include path of your projects it will save you the reparsing. (not that it should reparse the project files with no reason but it is saffer that way). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 155214 ***
I have PEAR in my include path, however the other "static libraries" (typo3 and extensions) are all under my web root which is my project root folder. Perhaps there is a more sensible way for me to set up my project, but I in fact need to access files at all levels of the project root (php files, html, xml, etc.). If you can suggest a work-around, I'm all ears. :) This is not a duplicate of Bug #155214 (why would I have specifically mentioned it if it were a duplicate?). Bug #155214 is related to the model being re-built every time Eclipse starts. This bug is about allowing you to customize which project paths get built and which are ignored. They are only related because not being able to exclude certain paths really increases the visibility of bug #115214 on every launch. It seems like there are actually three separate issues here, the two I mentioned above, along with the amount of time it takes to build a PHP project in general, which seems excessive but I always assumed was due to the project being in active development and not having gone through a great deal of optimisation yet.
duplicate - need to close *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 155214 ***
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