1. I wonder if it's possible to include "callees count" column right into "CPU Statistics" screen - so it would not be necessary to press Ctrl+M every time these numbers are needed?
2. Minor Usability - there's an alternate wide-used shortcut combination for "close window" used almost everywhere Ctrl+W. Very convenient when using 10-finger typing - not to reach F4 key. Tested to close: Internet Explorer, Opera Browser, MS Word, MS Excel. Once discovered I've got used to it
I was just going to post a question on how to do this, but now it appears I'm not insane and there just isn't a way to do this.
YourKit devs, please... for the love of God, make it so I can see invocation counts AND time ON THE SAME SCREEN. The timings mean nothing to me whatsoever without the context of their invocation counts. I would like to buy your product but I simply won't consider it without this feature. It's too fundamental to not have in a performance profiling tool. Thanks,
Marc
p.s. Sorry if I sound harsh, but this feature is very important to me.
I wonder if it's possible to include "callees count" column right into "CPU Statistics" screen - so it would not be necessary to press Ctrl+M every time these numbers are needed?
Actually we also miss this feature
We'll try add "Count" coulmn in the next build
Last edited by Vladimir Kondratyev on Tue Jan 25, 2005 7:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
Minor Usability - there's an alternate wide-used shortcut combination for "close window" used almost everywhere Ctrl+W. Very convenient when using 10-finger typing - not to reach F4 key. Tested to close: Internet Explorer, Opera Browser, MS Word, MS Excel. Once discovered I've got used to it Smile
In normal application Ctrl+W closes document. It does not close application window. If Ctrl+W closes window is a GUI blooper. Profiler does not use "documents" metaphor, so Ctrl+W should not work. Two shortcuts for close window will confuse user. BTW, Alt+F4 isn't more difficult than Ctrl+W.
In normal application Ctrl+W closes document. It does not close application window. If Ctrl+W closes window is a GUI blooper. Profiler does not use "documents" metaphor, so Ctrl+W should not work. Two shortcuts for close window will confuse user. BTW, Alt+F4 isn't more difficult than Ctrl+W.
The document in YourKit is - a snapshot which we can open many.
I also missed the feature where I can rearrange tab labels for opened snapshots.
Ctrl+W is a Windows standard, as soon as it doesn't carry any action (and I think it shouldn't carry any other action, because that what actually confuse experienced Windows user for sure)