On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 20:41:05 -0700, Kapil Thangavelu
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i ran some basic tests comparing a btree folder against a folder. i'm
not sure about my testing methodology but here are the results. the test
code is at the end of this email.
Im not sure this benchmark is measuring
Kapil Thangavelu wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
BTW has anyone done any semi-formal speed tests? It's rumored that a
custom getattr in Python can cause a bit of a slowdown. We could write
a custom getattr in C to solve the problem. But we don't want to do
any premature optimization.
Kapil Thangavelu wrote:
semi-formal test
i ran some basic tests comparing a btree folder against a folder. i'm
not sure about my testing methodology but here are the results. the test
code is at the end of this email.
(snip)
some quick conclusions. the btree folder is slower on
Hi gang,
This version just fixes a bug with the folder contents tab on Windows.
For some reason, on Windows 95 (and perhaps other platforms) the Python
interpreter behaves differently enough that if you use a class
attribute from a different module and put it in your own class, you may
in fact
already too
sleepy now. sorry.
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From: "Shane Hathaway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 10:26 PM
Subject: [Zope-dev] New version of BTreeFolder
Hi gang,
This version just fixes a bug with the folder contents tab
LEE Kwan Soo wrote:
Oh, well, I'd bet this is a silly question. But I can not resist nor find answer by
myself.
Q: Why don't you BTree-fy all the subclasses of ObjectManager?
Is there a reason that anyone but can a newbie see?
Obviously what BTreeFolder does should be available in
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Hi gang,
This version just fixes a bug with the folder contents tab on Windows.
For some reason, on Windows 95 (and perhaps other platforms) the Python
interpreter behaves differently enough that if you use a class
attribute from a different module and put it in
Shane Hathaway wrote:
LEE Kwan Soo wrote:
Oh, well, I'd bet this is a silly question. But I can not resist nor find answer
by myself.
Q: Why don't you BTree-fy all the subclasses of ObjectManager?
Is there a reason that anyone but can a newbie see?
Obviously what BTreeFolder does
Bill Anderson wrote:
Any chance at a BTree Folder w/customizer support in the near future? :)
It should be quite easy to do. I vaguely recall Steve A or Steve S
might have done it.
Shane
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Bill Anderson wrote:
Any chance at a BTree Folder w/customizer suppor tin the near future? :)
I did some work towards this. However, I didn't continue.
I realised that I could get the same effect by having a BTreeFolder
inside a Customizer Folder. The only downside is a slightly longer URL
Steve Alexander wrote:
BTreeFolder doesn't do the
from Globals import default__class_init__
default__class_init__(BTreeFolder)
thing.
Does that matter at all?
As none of the classes it is derived from have a __init__ method, I
guess not. Or, does default__class_init__ do anything
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