HotSwap
for Windows and Linux
for OS X
Ctrl+Alt+S
Use this tab to manage the behavior of the HotSwap mechanism.
Item | Description |
---|
Java | In this section, specify the behavior of HotSwap for Java:
Item | Description |
---|
Make project before reloading classes | This option controls action behavior. If
it's turned on, the make process is performed before searching and reloading changed classes.
| Enable "JVM will hang" warning | If this check box is selected, then, on an attempt to perform HotSwap while JVM is suspended,
a warning about the possible hanging of this JVM will be displayed. | Reload classes in background | Select here whether you want to reload classes in background mode. This means, all progress
messages will be displayed in a status bar. | Reload classes after compilation | Use the controls in this area to configure behavior of the
HotSwap
mechanism.
- Always - select this option to have classes reloaded
automatically.
- Never - when this option is selected, classes are not reloaded at
all because the HotSwap mechanism is inactive.
- Ask - select this option to have IntelliJ IDEA ask you whether to
reload altered classes or not.
|
|
Groovy | In this section, specify the behavior of HotSwap for Groovy:
Item | Description |
---|
Enable hot-swap agent for Groovy code | If this check box is selected, then a special agent will be added to the debugged process in
order to enable hot-swap for Groovy code.
If you don't want hot-swap, or this agent is getting in the way, clear this check box.
|
|
Last modified: 21 March 2017