Been there, done that.
No, for loading data from a database the listbox doesn't cut it. As far as I
remember the load time isn't linear.
On 28.12.2011, at 08:40, Maximilian Tyrtania wrote:
> Well, maybe, but that doesn't answer my question. Did you try setting the
> listbox invisible while it's loading the data?
> That really really helps. Look:
>
> dim start,ittook as double
>
> self.Listbox1.DeleteAllRows
> start=Microseconds
> Self.Listbox1.Visible=false
> for i as Integer=0 to 10000
> Self.Listbox1.AddRow("A","B","C","D")
> next
> Self.Listbox1.Visible=true
> ittook=Microseconds-start
>
> MsgBox("It took "+str(ittook/1000000)+" seconds")
>
> This code populates the listbox in 0.08 seconds on my 2,66 Ghz MacBook.
> That's not slow. It does take half a second if you don't set the listbox
> invisible.
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