Yakov, Eric
Thanks to both of you
Loading time has been cut from minutes to 8sec. That makes the whole system
usable again.
noRefresh parametter was crucial
Have a nice day
Julien
Le vendredi 4 avril 2014 20:11:14 UTC+2, Yakov a écrit :
Ah, I haven't noticed the thing that Eric has:
пятница, 4 апреля 2014 г., 20:32:54 UTC+4 пользователь Eric Shulman
написал:
On Friday, April 4, 2014 3:46:25 AM UTC-7, julien23 wrote:
I use SharedTiddlersPlugin 2.4.0 to sync tiddlers betwen projects.
My main contact TW is very slow to start due to its large [IncludeList]
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:[tag[AirbankBlankPackage]]
import:4
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:
[tag[AirbankCataloguePackage]] import:4
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:
[tag[AirbankContactPackage]] import:4
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:
[tag[AirbankProspectPackage]] import:4 ...
Is there a way to speed up the process? Maybe be grouping lines with more
clever filter, but I could no find the right syntax...
Such a usage of the macro is not optimal. Although the TW is only loaded
once, on the first macro call (it's the STP behaviour), this still makes
some extra work. The most slowing factor, as I've mentioned, should be the
multiple refreshing, but even if you use the noRefresh param, this syntax:
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:[tag[AirbankBlankPackage]]
[tag[AirbankCataloguePackage]]
[tag[AirbankContactPackage]] [tag[AirbankProspectPackage]] import:4noParam
should provide more optimal behaviour (@Eric: yes, STP does use
store.filterTiddlers, and in this particular case the usage of OR is
something excessive, but the regexp version looks nicely).
Without usage of the noRefresh param this would increase the speed
significantly (again, because of less refreshing).
Best regards,
Yakov.
SharedTiddlersPlugin probably uses the TWCore's store.filterTiddlers()
function to select the desired tiddlers by tag value. If this is the case,
then you should be able to install:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
which extends the TWCore filterTiddlers() handling to enable matching
combinations of tag values, using *boolean* operators (AND,OR,NOT, and
parentheses as needed). For example, you could write this one line:
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:[tag[AirbankBlankPackage
OR AirbankCataloguePackage OR AirbankContactPackage OR
[tag[AirbankProspectPackage]] import:16
You can even use text patterns (regular expressions) within the tag
values, like this:
include ../airbank_tw/index.html filters:[tag[Airbank.*Package]]
import:16
which will match tag values that start with Airbank and end with
Package with any other text in between.
By using MatchTagsPlugin to combine the filters for the same file, you
should be able to save some overhead time: it won't re-read the same file
contents multiple times, and there's only one loop through the tiddlers to
filter them.
Let me know if it helps...
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
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