First because the compiler should detect it and fodl the code.
Second because it uses less cpu cycles.
:-)
I normally use a local variable to hold teh value with a name that
tells the world what it means. Or
if Option.ItemIndex = 1
then begin
end
else begin
end
>
> Which of the following codeis the most efficient/fastest to execute?
>
> Label1.Enabled := Option.ItemIndex = 1;
> Label2.Enabled := Option.ItemIndex = 1;
>
> or
>
> Label1.Enabled := Option.ItemIndex = 1;
> Label2.Enabled := Label1.Enabled;
>
> Thanks,
> Ross Levis.
>
>
>
Regards
Rohit
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