| how to deal with model event efficiently [message #244173] |
Tue, 08 July 2008 10:54  |
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as you know there are some cases that the way how we deal with model event
in editor make big difference, for example when we select hundreds of
object in the editor and move them ,each model object will trigger an
event that tells outside it has been changed, in this case how could the
editor deal with these events efficiently? is there any good pattern in
gef to deal with this problem?
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| Re: how to deal with model event efficiently [message #244261 is a reply to message #244230] |
Sat, 12 July 2008 02:32  |
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Originally posted by: annamalai.ancitconsulting.com
I also would image that you woudl have to handle it in your own way ...
probably have a batch notification mechanism for GEF Editors .. but from GEF
Framework i dont expect a mechanism for this ...
Regards
Malai
"Laurent Marchal" <lmarchal@smaeur.com> wrote in message
news:g57tr9$fo7$1@build.eclipse.org...
> thinktwice wrote:
>> as you know there are some cases that the way how we deal with model
>> event in editor make big difference, for example when we select hundreds
>> of object in the editor and move them ,each model object will trigger an
>> event that tells outside it has been changed, in this case how could the
>> editor deal with these events efficiently? is there any good pattern in
>> gef to deal with this problem?
>>
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> I have this issue too, for example when a have 1000 figures shown in the
> editor and i want to remove them, this operation is really slow because
> each removed figure sent events. So i added a setSendEvents(boolean) which
> increase the speed of adding/removing a lot of nodes.
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> I am really interested in patterns in GEF too, to deal with complex events
> machanisms. But i think you will have to deal with this yourself since it
> really depends on what you need to do.
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> Regards
>
> Laurent Marchal.
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