I think your users will appreciate it as well if
you insert some newlines. Viewing multiple kilobytes
of hex all on one line isn't a pleasant experience...
lol. Yah. very much so. Especially since I'll be a user ;)
I just considered that "prettifying" it once I got the basic structure
worked out.
I now display my hex in the good ol':
word word word word \n
word word word word \n
And it's handling large files just fine. (re-sizing a notebook with a lot of
tabs quickly is my next performance thing, but it's not so bad ... )
So that tip was spot-on.
(I've been busy threading it, and making my file analysis work
asynchronously to the rest of the gui, with an update thread, etc, so that's
why my replies are lagging now..). Oh, and doing my actual work as well.
Ssshh....
-Stu
From: Greg Ewing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [pygtk] Large textview textbuffers files
Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2007 15:23:23 +1300
Funky Fred wrote:
Basically, I wanted to view the hex of some files (and others in different
ways)
I think your users will appreciate it as well if
you insert some newlines. Viewing multiple kilobytes
of hex all on one line isn't a pleasant experience...
--
Greg
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