>>>>> "Juergen" == Juergen Vigna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Juergen> On 30-Nov-2001 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> Yes, but when the warning appears, it means that one has to scan
>> all the tabular.
Juergen> Ok then tell me how you would draw the tabular by NOT
Juergen> scanning all of it! Or better just implement it I'm surely
Juergen> curious how that painted table my look!
Not this again... Before we had this caching in place, the code was
like
for cell in tabular; do
for cell2 in tabular; do
if cell2 == cell then I am happy
end
end
So the drawing was in O(nbcells^2). Now this is fixed. Fine.
So now we have a warning when a text inset has to check over all its
tabular owner to know in which cell it lies. This is an O(nbcells)
operation, so it is expensive. Since you seem to know everything about
all this trivial problems, I was just asking whether you actually knew
how to trigger this warning. It may be that you just do not want to
admit that you know nothing about it and decided that hiding the
warning was the best way to pretend it is fixed. But it may also be
that you actually know something.
Is it clear enough, or should I try in french?
JMarc
