Am 08.12.2006 um 17:30 schrieb Stephen Dodd:
Our project has grown to the point that we have dozens of graphic
files, each of which has been dragged into the IDE and shows in
popup menus like the chooser for a backdrop in the IDE for a canvas.
I feel soon this will create a manageability issue.
How do other people handle dealing with lots of graphic files? Do
you use the IDE? Do you load them dynamically? Tips and tricks,
even on filing + naming appreciated.
Ah, I forgot to mention, that I added 'lazy picture resources' too:
Once of my projects needs to manage a really big number of pictures.
Since these pictures appear in the app's layered documents, the app
'preloads' them, as soon as the document get's opened. This basically
only creates a handle to the real picutre, put does not load it in
memory.
To routines Picture.Awake() and Picture.Sleep() swap's the picture
resources in and out.
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