In your updateDisplayList() function,
you can add an "if" clause to detect which part should be redrawn.

Something like :

if( dotChanged ){
    //do redraw
}


Jeremy.

On 7/25/06, Daniel Tuppeny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,
 
Does calling invalidateDisplayList() on a control mean that *everything* (including parents) gets re-drawn, or just the children?
 
I have something similar to Ely Greenfield's RangeSelector class ( http://demo.quietlyscheming.com/overlayDemo/), but the mousemove event seems to cause my PlotSeries to re-draw too. This means, when I have 1000 points on my chart, the draggable box is very sluggish.
 
I thought a control's updateDisplayList() would only be called if something on that actual control changed?
 
Thanks,
 
Danny

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