| Efficiently Reloading the diagram [message #119500] |
Wed, 25 February 2004 20:10  |
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Originally posted by: brianv.phreaker.net
I have a multipage editor, with one page displaying text and the other page
displying it's graphical representation. When a user makes a change to the
text, I need to update the diagram as well - since It isn't very easy to
patch an existing diagram based on the users additions or deletions, I've
opted to scrap the existing diagram and reload it. So I create a new diagram
and pass it to setContents. This works just fine, but I was wondering about
the efficiency aspects.
The diagram has a lot of icons, and quite a few nodes and connections - is
there anything I can do so that System resource are reclaimed asap ? Beyond
models and editparts, I was concerned about figures, SWT widgets, etc.
Any suggestions ?
Brian.
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| Re: Efficiently Reloading the diagram [message #119541 is a reply to message #119500] |
Wed, 25 February 2004 22:31  |
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com
There are no OS handles in draw2d. If you are using images heavily, you
should have a central place where images are made available and disposed
when appropriate.
"Brian Fernandes" <brianv@phreaker.net> wrote in message
news:c1jeul$7kp$1@eclipse.org...
> I have a multipage editor, with one page displaying text and the other
page
> displying it's graphical representation. When a user makes a change to the
> text, I need to update the diagram as well - since It isn't very easy to
> patch an existing diagram based on the users additions or deletions, I've
> opted to scrap the existing diagram and reload it. So I create a new
diagram
> and pass it to setContents. This works just fine, but I was wondering
about
> the efficiency aspects.
>
> The diagram has a lot of icons, and quite a few nodes and connections - is
> there anything I can do so that System resource are reclaimed asap ?
Beyond
> models and editparts, I was concerned about figures, SWT widgets, etc.
>
> Any suggestions ?
> Brian.
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