I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a control by
using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop through and
locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have like 40
controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
8  1353 
VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program with
"start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue entry
in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the speed
turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a control
by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop through
and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have like
40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program with
"start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue entry
in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the speed
turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a control
by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop through
and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have like
40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my test
case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
VJ
"Klaus Löffelmann" <fo***********@loeffelmann.de> wrote in message
news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program with
"start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue entry
in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the
speed turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a
control by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop through
and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have like
40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my test
case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
VJ
"Klaus Löffelmann" <fo***********@loeffelmann.de> wrote in message
news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program with
"start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue entry
in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the
speed turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a
control by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop through
and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have like
40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
VJ,
don't mix up start (also as "release build") and "start without debugging".
The release build in the vs dev environment is still debuggable (even if
only with the disassembler), and therefore slower. If you start without
debugging, how fast (or slow) is it then?
Could you also post some code to see, if we can speed things up there?
What is the time, when you run the program on its own (without the
environment)?
By the way: Are you catching and possible exception in the loop? If so, then
you should really try to run the program in not-debug-mode, since
exceptions, while running the program in the environment, take about 15
seconds to come up - no matter if you catch them, or not.
Klaus
PS: It's already half one, here, so I will only come back to you in the
morning (GMT+1).
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:uJ**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my
test case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
VJ
"Klaus Löffelmann" <fo***********@loeffelmann.de> wrote in message
news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program
with "start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue
entry in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the
speed turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a control by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop
through and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have
like 40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
VJ,
don't mix up start (also as "release build") and "start without debugging".
The release build in the vs dev environment is still debuggable (even if
only with the disassembler), and therefore slower. If you start without
debugging, how fast (or slow) is it then?
Could you also post some code to see, if we can speed things up there?
What is the time, when you run the program on its own (without the
environment)?
By the way: Are you catching and possible exception in the loop? If so, then
you should really try to run the program in not-debug-mode, since
exceptions, while running the program in the environment, take about 15
seconds to come up - no matter if you catch them, or not.
Klaus
PS: It's already half one, here, so I will only come back to you in the
morning (GMT+1).
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:uJ**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my
test case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
VJ
"Klaus Löffelmann" <fo***********@loeffelmann.de> wrote in message
news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... VJ,
it shouldn't be slow for "only" 40 controls. Try starting the program
with "start without debugging" (don't know the exact caption of the menue
entry in the "debug" menue, since I use the German version), and see how the
speed turns out then.
Klaus
"VJ" <vi********@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:O2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a bunch of controls in my Form. Is there a way to locate a control by using its name? , something like in ASP where they use
Controls.FindControl(string name). I know using ForEach to loop
through and locate a control is a option, but that seems to be slow when I have
like 40 controls on a form.
Thanks
VJ
Hi VJ, I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my
test case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
No, if you want us to help you, show than some code you are using.
Cor
Hi VJ, I am testing in Release build.. I was just saying 40 Controls for a
example.. But we actually don't know the run-time controls numbers.. my
test case was about 40 controls.. and it took about 20sec to find the control,
and I am on P-4 512 Dell Laptop.. Is this normal?
No, if you want us to help you, show than some code you are using.
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