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codeb

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Hi,

 

uniStringGrid is not the most optimized component of uniGUI...

Anyway, you can try this :

  • set uniStringGrid.Visible to false before clearing it (or before adding lines), and set it to True after your process
  • try to set the property "DoubleBuffered" to True before clearing it (or adding lines)
  • try to use methods "BeginUpdate" and "EndUpdate" when you change something in your StringGrid.

You should notice better performances (but not so good; uniStringGrid is still a crappy component).

 

You can also try to use uniDBGrid instead of uniStringGrid... performances are better in some cases.

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Hi codeb,

 

I think I found a nice solution :

 

BEFORE clearing your uniStringGrid, put this line in your code :

  UniSession.JSCode(myUniStringGrid.JSName+'.store.suspendEvents();');
AFTER clearing your uniStringGrid, put the lines:
  UniSession.JSCode(myUniStringGrid.JSName+'.store.resumeEvents();');
  UniSession.JSCode(myUniStringGrid.JSName+'.view.refresh();');
 
By the way, if some of your operations are too slow (ie creating components in runtime), you can do this :
 
BEFORE your slow operation
UniSession.JSCode('Ext.suspendLayouts();');
AFTER your slow operation
UniSession.JSCode('Ext.resumeLayouts(true);');

Everything is fully explained here : http://edspencer.net/2013/07/19/sencha-con-2013-ext-js-performance-tips/

 

 

 

Hope it'll help you.

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