Rick
Absolutely brilliant. It helps hugely -- the fill is
essentially instantaneous. I never even know about
that property. Thanks muchly.
Spoo
In visualbasic6programming (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "Rick Rose"
<wolf.rose@iwrote:
I don't know if it will help, but I have found that using the
textmatrix
property is faster than writing to the flexgrid itself. It is the
same
thing, but dealing with the memory instead of the actual grid. You
also won
t have to change the row and col each time either.
.textmatrix(row,col)=string
Rick Rose
Message
From: spooboy54
Date: 11/12/05 10:15:49
To: visualbasic6programming (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
Subject: [Visual Basic 6 programming] MSHFlexGrid bogs down
Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed this too -- MSHFlexGrid
really slows down when the grid is fairly large.
I have a FG that is 31 rows by 25 columns. For test purposes, I'm
populating it using nested loops, filling in one row at a time. The
first row fills in almost instantaneously. By the time it is on row
31, it takes almost 1/2 second. It takes 11 seconds to fill in the
entire grid.
Here is all that I'm doing:
With FG2
-- For ii=0 to 30
For jj = 0 to 24
.Row = ii
.Col = jj
.Text = ii + jj
Next jj
-- Next ii
End With
What's going on? Why is it getting slower and slower? Is there
a better control to use?
Spoo
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