system hanging when first accessing file menu

[JamesRLamar]

Has anyone else had this issue? I'm running Sublime on Windows 7 on three different PC's and I have the same error every time I first open Sublime. It basically causes my whole system to freeze until Sublime starts responding.

I did submit this on the Sublime support forum as well. I'll try doing a fresh install without the ColdFusion package and see if I still have the issue.

Thanks

[JamesRLamar]

Ok, it is definitely related to using the ColdFusion package. Any ideas? I'll try to nail down if its a particular file or setting in the package.

[atomi]

Let me know how I can reproduce this otherwise I wont be able to troubleshoot this for you.
Thanks.

[JamesRLamar]

I'm installing the latest version of Sublime. Installing the latest version of the ColdFusion package. Open Sublime and click on any file menu. That's when the system starts to hang. After Sublime recovers everything behaviors normally until I restart Sublime. Let me know if you need more detail.

I've tested this on Windows 7 Professional 64 and 32 bit.

Thanks :)

[atomi]

I tested with both dev and stable of Sublime Text on Win x64 and I just can't reproduce the freezing you're describing.
There are 30k+ installs of this package and people use it daily and this is the first I've heard of this problem.

What I would recommend is to do a clean install and manually download and add just the tmLanguage files to your Packages/User/ColdFusion folder and test. If that works fine then add the rest of the ColdFusion package files individually (one by one) and test after each file you add until you hit the problem and let me know which file caused the problem you're experiencing.

[atomi]

I just did a new install of Win 7 x64 and was able to reproduce this I'll update as soon as I can.

Edit: I rebooted and it seems to be working fine again. Sorry I can't reproduce this.

[JamesRLamar]

Should the entire ColdFusion package be extracted to the folder under "AppData/Roaming/SublimeText2/Packages/User" as referenced above? I thought it went into its own folder under "Packages". That may be the problem.

[atomi]

Oh sorry, Packages/ColdFusion is fine too. Either way should work.

[JamesRLamar]

OK.

I did a fresh install of Sublime.
I tried adding ColdFusion via PackageControl, but I cannot because I'm behind a proxy, but PackageControl wasn't even installed before, so worth noting.
I moved the ColdFusion package under the "User" folder for Sublime AppData.
I then removed all the "tm" files along with those ending in ".cache"
I added each back to the ColdFusion folder under User and restarted each time to test the file menu.
Once I copied all the "tm" files back I had to open and close a few files to get the CF syntax coloring back.

Now everything seems to work fine :)

I'll update if anything changes.

Thanks for help and thanks for all your hard work!

[fissionxuiptz]

I started having this same problem when I updated the ColdFusion plugin and then took the laptop back behind a corporate proxy. It appears that the problem is in cflib.py, where the plugin tries to download info on CF libraries. The application works fine as soon as that file is removed.

[atomi]

Thanks for the hint @fissionxuiptz

I'll try and test this tomorrow.

[atomi]

This works for me.
If someone could confirm, it would be great - thanks.

[JamesRLamar]

Works like a charm for me! Great job!
BTW, I am behind a proxy, so it makes sense that I could have had the same issue as not being connected to the internet like #67. I have lots of issues with the proxy at work.

[atomi]

I wanted the cflib feature to be responsive, but I guess it wasn't a great idea to load url requests at startup.
I'm glad it's resolved and thanks for the confirmation!