Bogusław Brandys schreef:

I see that nobody taken into consideration my idea about using persistent storage like sqlite database.Is that so horrible ?


Yes.

1. Persistant storage is not needed, because you don't keep those messages between sessions.

2. The bottleneck is not the storage, but the presentation, how many rows can be added quickly with visual feedback.

3. Adding a dataset adds an extra layer for conversion, which decreases the 
performance.

4. Using sqlite means adding an extra dependency to the lazarus ide, which can be easily avoided, by using tdbf for example.

Maybe others can think of more reasons.

Vincent

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