Neil Hodgson wrote:
Robert Roessler:
Perceived "non-snappiness" in screen updating is depressing...
The other thing to do is see if the standard text widget or
GtkSourceView is faster for you.
http://gtksourceview.sourceforge.net/
Scintilla does things (mostly text measurement) differently to
GtkSourceView and there is a good chance they have different
performance profiles.
Thanks for this link too... I have grabbed their download, although
they aren't as cool as Scintilla/SciTE and do not supply
Makefiles/build scripts that can be used with [only] Windows-native
tools. :(
Lately, I have been getting annoyed with some of the open source
projects that essentially push me into using Cygwin as a *build
environment* with actual Microsoft compilers and linkers... if there
is any trouble at all, I get either "hmmm - I don't know" when some
shell script for "ash"/"bash" refuses to run, or then there is the
classic (and really useful) "well, you shouldn't be using Windoze
anyway - Linux rulez" (or equivalent). ;)
This is after being unable to build the latest release of OCaml, and
then trying last week to build SeaMonkey... the latter came up because
the [VC6-based] build system used for [at least] the SeaMonkey
nightlies is not even *able* to build all of the components used in a
properly outfitted release. Sigh.
Robert Roessler
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http://www.rftp.com
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