Re: Is resizing slower that it used to be?
Re: Is resizing slower that it used to be?
- Subject: Re: Is resizing slower that it used to be?
- From: Esteban <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2002 18:21:22 -0800
I'd like to see this abomination :) Maybe you should try uncluttering
up a bit. or loading views only when needed, to keep the speed up.
I don't know much about how gui data is kept when a window is open, but
i'm assuming the whole window might be loaded when the window is open.
You can either replace the content in the views with custom views, and
then just create the subviews with code, or you can keep the views in a
separate nib, and load them up when needed, and replace the custom view
with the view you need.
I'm guessing you're using tab views for all those table views?
You might even be able to keep the views in the same nib as the window,
so that the window is lighter, and when you switch from tab to tab in
the window you can load the appropriate view....
I hope this helps
-Esteban Uribe
On Wednesday, March 6, 2002, at 02:47 AM, Mark's Studio wrote:
Is resizing slower that it used to be?
I have a window with a lot of GUI stuff in (42 tableviews)
It used to be slow at resizing, but acceptable
now it seems slower even in IB run mode,
when i resize the window,i drag the mouse approx.100 points and hold it
down, the window will only resize 2 times maybe 10 points each time and
then pause,
and when i let go of the mouse button it will resize to the 100 points.
The same thing happens in both IB and the running App.
PS is there an example somewhere on how to use the /* Live resize
support */
Thanks
Peter Mark
Mark's Recording Studio A/S
Faelledvej 19 b DK2200 N
Copenhagen Denmark
Tel: +45 35366078 Fax: +45 35366038
www.marks-studio.dk
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