Hi Andrew, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
I've functions in which quite often properties for controls are set. Thus I could do A) n times oCtrl = oDlgDoc.getControl("name") oCtrl.setSomething or B) n times SetMyControlProp ("name") which calls Sub SetMyControlProp (sN$) oCtrl = oDlgDoc.getControl("name") oCtrl.setSomething End Sub B) looks cleaner. However, I've no idea if A or B is faster of better reg. memory usage. Any ideas?
If I want to know, I place a loop around and count the system ticks to perform the action a few thousand times.
Yes, I do these tests sometimes.
If execution time is sufficient, don't worry about it. If it is a problem, consider storing a reference to the control in a global variable and then access them directly.
Maybe the question as I wrote down, is dependent on more circumstances, so that a simple A or B isn't possible ...
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