Subject | Re: [IBO] BeginBusy - EndBusy |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-05-24T09:29:12Z |
At 09:05 AM 24/05/2004 +0000, you wrote:
repainting itself to redraw the cursor when these rapid changes of state
occur. Setting up an IBO "busy" loop stops the cursor from responding each
time a new fetch begins and so prevents the screen repaints. It's less
irritating for the user but, better still, it speeds things up, because
hundreds or thousands of rapid screen repaints are very demanding on the
client system's resources.
Helen
>HiThe flickering effect that you see otherwise is actually from the screen
>
>Jason told me something in the Freibird Conference in Fulda about
>BeginBusy - EndBusy.
>
>As I recall (my memory isn't what it use to be ;-) ) if I have an
>appl. where the cursor (on screen) keeps changing from from to
>antoher, then I could gain some performance by using BeginBusy -
>Endbusy.
>
>What does does procedure actually do ?
repainting itself to redraw the cursor when these rapid changes of state
occur. Setting up an IBO "busy" loop stops the cursor from responding each
time a new fetch begins and so prevents the screen repaints. It's less
irritating for the user but, better still, it speeds things up, because
hundreds or thousands of rapid screen repaints are very demanding on the
client system's resources.
Helen