It is really frustrating not to be able to create a fast and smooth running
application, just because the control painting is so slow. I thought at
first it had something to do with the new visual styles integrated in 2.0
and the transparent property available for backcolors. It seemed to make a
little difference changing containercontrols backcolor to some solid
instead, but still... come on!
I surely hope MS is aware of this issue and are working on it as we speak.
/Kenneth
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Same problem here. I've tried disabling controls, hiding, calling interop
to stop them from updating, etc... all to no avail.
I'd love to see a solution to this.
Kenneth Siewers Møller wrote: Hi there
I have a rather annoying problem. In .NET 1.1 I could have 20 controls
(labels, textboxes etc) without any problem and the painting went
satisfying. Now in .NET 2.0 whenever I have more that about 5-10 controls
on one form, the painting is extremely slow. I use a lot of nesting with
usercontrols inside tabpages and so on, but why is it so slow compared to
1.1 and how can I make the painting faster?
I've searched the web for solutions, bu no luck... (I have read the
Microsoft article about the same subject, but that didn't help)
Sincerely Kenneth Siewers
