I believe I have seen this question asked and answered here before, I may even
have asked it (though I sincerely doubt that I ever answered it).
So apologies in advance for retracing any overly familiar ground.
Is there some way to tell when a complex page has actually finished drawing?
I am trying to do some timing to see how much time various things take in the
SVG DOM. If I add, for example, 3000 text nodes
using code like:
try{suspendHandle = Root.suspendRedraw(1000000000000);}
catch(e){}
D0=(new Date()).valueOf()
for (i=0;i<3000;i++)addNode("text")
try{Root.unsuspendRedraw(suspendHandle);}
catch(e){}
D1=new Date().valueOf()
display(D1)
I find that the second date object D1 is calculated and displayed before the
text actually finishes drawing on the screen.
Is there another event that fires when all the rendering is complete?
David
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