Hi David,
I am using the try control structure in a plugin, which sometimes runs
tens or hundreds of times per second, and I haven't experienced any
noticeable speed issues.
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On 27 jul 2008, at 12:05, David Bovill wrote:
Does anyone know what the speed implications of wrapping a long
complicated
script in a try statement is? I have an optional tidy routine that
would be
useful to use before exporting - but due to its nature there may be
errors.
Is there any need to be cautious in using "try" routines for
performance
issues, or is it in general harmeless and you can go around
sprinkling them
everywhere?
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