Thanks Alexander.
Which style of implementation did you use ? Did you use the old array lookup
key as the new object key in the key/value pair ? i.e. did you enumerate the
keys like this: ?
======= OLD WAY =======
ARRAY LONGINT(vArrKeysID; 1000)
ARRAY LONGINT(vArrKeysNames; 1000)
$x:=Find in Array(vArrKeysID;345)
If($x>0)
$0:= vArrKeysNames{$x}
End if
======= NEW WAY =======
C_OBJECT($myOBJECT)
For($i;1;1000)
$key:=String($i)
$value:=$i
OB SET($myOBJECT;$key;$value)
End For
…then for finding (passing the ID in $1:
$key:=string($1)
$0:=ob get($myOBJECT;$key)
======================
Is that how you did it ? (i.e. with calculated/hashed keys).
Peter
On 17 Jul 2017, at 13:17, Herr Alexander Heintz via 4D_Tech
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Using objects was MAGNITUDES faster than synchronised arrays
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