At 19:25 2019-05-07, "MB Software Solutions, LLC"
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 5/7/2019 8:13 PM, Gene Wirchenko wrote: > Â Â
  I set .lockscreen to .t. at the beginning
of instantiating a form > and back to .f. after
the setup. I have not looked at the speed-up >
recently, but in my testing years ago, it made
about a 20% difference. > > Â Â Â Â I do not
use it otherwise. > When you say "after the
Setup", Gene, what event is that...Show() ?
I misstated some. The following is after a code check.
First of all, at the beginning and end of form .init().
Secondly, I have some display routines
where a lot happens (basically, a lot of .enable
setting). To avoid flicker, I use .lockscreen there, too.
I use .lockscreen minimally. I am not
trying to do tricks to speed up display maximally
but rather enough that it works.
My display methods are not .show() -- it
has never occurred to me to add code to .show()
-- but custom methods. They often call
.refresh() indirectly. ("indirectly" because I
usually do not directly call methods where there
is an event of the same name. I tend to call a method that does that call.)
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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