I saw you asking this question the other day on EFNet. Apologies if I
can't be of much help, but, intuitively the first explanation (and
only explanation) that I can think of is that you are incurring some
sort of overhead due to the higher size and complexity of the XML
class. How this could possibly translate to a difference of 5-10ms...
I don't know.
Maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to run several tests with different
sized text files and try to narrow or widen the deviance?
Either way, it's nice to know this.
Joseph
('Formless' on EFNet/#flash/#actionscript)
Andreas Rønning wrote:
I don't run them concurrently. They're entirely separate tests. Earlier
i tried concurrent tests where yes, flipping the order
(loadvars/xml-xml/loadvars) did make a difference.
The bottom line is, currently, for loading data such as raw text,
loadVars.onData is slightly faster than xml.onData. It doesn't bug me.
I'm just surprised there's a 5-10ms difference.
- Andreas
Mike wrote:
But if you run the XML test first, and the LoadVars test just "loads"
the cached file....
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T. Michael Keesey
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Why would that matter? I would assume that the loadvars and XML
objects would handle cached or non cached files the same way, no?
Jim Kremens
On 6/26/06, Steven Sacks | BLITZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You're loading in a non-cached version each time right?
var myXml = new XML();
for (var a = 0; a < 30; a++) {
myXml.load(path + "?x=" + a);
}
BLITZ | Steven Sacks - 310-551-0200 x209
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