Speed Question
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Speed Question
When I use the control keys to do a function it seems slower than using the menu which seems slower than code.
For example command-3 (go next) takes about three seconds to execute. The menu command takes two seconds to respond and then another partial second to execute. Type "go next" into the message box seems snappy.
Is there a reason menu commands take so long to execute and is there something I'm doing wrong?
A cut and paste from one field to another on the same card of of a six byte words takes three seconds to copy and another three seconds to paste. This is on a MacBook Pro in the gigahertz range. This is orders of magnitude slower than a Mac Power PC of a over a decade ago. Same question.
For example command-3 (go next) takes about three seconds to execute. The menu command takes two seconds to respond and then another partial second to execute. Type "go next" into the message box seems snappy.
Is there a reason menu commands take so long to execute and is there something I'm doing wrong?
A cut and paste from one field to another on the same card of of a six byte words takes three seconds to copy and another three seconds to paste. This is on a MacBook Pro in the gigahertz range. This is orders of magnitude slower than a Mac Power PC of a over a decade ago. Same question.
Re: Speed Question
Judson,
I don't notice this problem on my 2.16Ghz Intel Core 2 MacBook with 2MB memory. Are you using a pristine copy of Revolution?
Best,
Mark
I don't notice this problem on my 2.16Ghz Intel Core 2 MacBook with 2MB memory. Are you using a pristine copy of Revolution?
Best,
Mark
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Re: Speed Question
Well, it is whatever you shipped me.
Re: Speed Question
Judson,
Have I shipped anything to you? What might that be?
Best,
Mark
Have I shipped anything to you? What might that be?
Best,
Mark
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Re: Speed Question
Mark, what I mean is that it is a legal copy, not some bootleg. The user interface has already been real slow. I'm using a MacBook Pro 2.8 ghz, sounds similar.
Re: Speed Question
Judson,
Pristine means in this case: without any add-ons. Did you install any non-standard externals or plug-ins?
Best regards,
Mark
Pristine means in this case: without any add-ons. Did you install any non-standard externals or plug-ins?
Best regards,
Mark
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Re: Speed Question
No.
Interesting that your menu and cut and paste is more or less immediate.
Interesting that your menu and cut and paste is more or less immediate.
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Re: Speed Question
Judson, I noticed the exact same behavior: command-3 slowest, choosing "Go Next" a little faster, and "go next" in a script is the fastest.
I did find a solution to the performance problem. My stack was converted from SuperCard. There were about 60 background fields with shared text, about 34 lines each. Previously I'd simply layered the field I needed to the front of the other 59 fields. My fix was to hide all the unused fields except the current field I needed. After that it's pretty fast to go from card to card by any method.
I did find a solution to the performance problem. My stack was converted from SuperCard. There were about 60 background fields with shared text, about 34 lines each. Previously I'd simply layered the field I needed to the front of the other 59 fields. My fix was to hide all the unused fields except the current field I needed. After that it's pretty fast to go from card to card by any method.