Percents do create constraints, but they won't be evaluated
'continuously' -- constraints in LZX are pretty primitive, they are
evaluated just once in response to an external stimulous. So, unless
your views are continuously changing in size, that isn't the problem.
On Mar 9, 2009, at 15:49, Charles Watt <[email protected]> wrote:
I have a pretty large Laszlo app that puts a hefty strain on the
CPU. At rest -- i.e., no data updates in progress, no network
interactions, no user interactions via keyboard or mouse, no visible
activity on the screen -- it consumed a full 99+% of the CPU such
that the application would appear to lock up for 5 - 10 seconds at a
time. After removing several complex constraints, this is now down
to about an 80% CPU load. There just aren't enough constrains left
to account for this load. However, I do use width="100%" all over
the place. Are these evaluated continuously like a constraint? Any
other suggestions on where to look? Unfortunately SWF 7 is out and
I and have several issues to correct before I can get a clean
compile in DHTML, so I'm stuck without a profiler.
Thanks,
Charlie Watt
Racemi
