Hi Jan,

If you have thousands of objects, I can very well imagine that Revolution gets very slow. I also believe that having thousands of objects probably indicates a need to re-think the strategy behind your user interface.

However, if "many" only means a few dozens or even 200 or 300 objects and if your computer is reasonable fast, say >500 Mhz, you should not experience much lagging while editing these objects. Still, even on 350 Mhz machines, you should experience an acceptable responsiveness using the IDE.

Are you using any scripts that run when objects are resized, moved, or otherwise changed? Do you have any running handlers in the background or many pending messages? Are you using third-party libraries or plugins?

Best,

Mark

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Op 24-nov-2006, om 20:53 heeft Jan Sælid het volgende geschreven:

My app’s interface is not card based and has no pulldown menus. I’m using a “at your fingertips”-approach to the gui. Much like the new office 2007. I’m also aiming at a completely customized look and that means I have a lot of groups. It seems now that the revolution ide is becoming slower. When I’m using “Select grouped controls” and the pointer it takes a while before the object is selected. Moving objects is also slow. Using properties to nudge object in any direction has come to the point where e.g. the down arrow
stays down and the ide is locked up, with no other solution than to
force-quit rev.



Anyone have any experience with this? Is it the amount of groups that slows
down rev? Or is it the amount of images. I use customized icons,
backgrounds, menubars etc. (nothing heavy.) Or is it the sum of it?

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