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VFP7 - Code References Tool?
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05/06/2007 21:39:34
 
 
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05/06/2007 18:41:30
Mike Yearwood
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire de projet
Versions des environnements
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 7 SP1
OS:
Windows Server 2003
Divers
Thread ID:
01230666
Message ID:
01230806
Vues:
16
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>>>Hi William
>>>
>>>I seem to remember turning off the Create Symbol Definition table during search option in the code references options speeds it up.
>>
>>
>>I just gave GoFish and Code References a head to head speed comparison. GoFish still is much faster. In my test project, searching for a string using Code References takes about 20 seconds - searching with GoFish (running GoFish.APP in VFP9) takes about 7 seconds.
>
>That's good info! Thanks for doing the comparison. It shouldn't surprise me. The stuff the community generates always seems to be faster than the stuff we get from MS.
>
>>
>>Turning off the Create Symbol Definition table option does make a noticable (3-4 seconds) difference in Code References, but GoFish still runs much faster.
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>>On a smaller project the difference is probably negligable - the one I'm testing is pretty big.

Steve Dingle wrote that, no?

I haven't seen the more recent versions ( post vfp 7 ) Can you jump into a method directly from the interface as in CR ?


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