Comments (3)
Based on my experiences, you're sort of correct. Parsing is basically static
in time
cost, and very fast. Writing to disk is likewise very low cost, and tends to
remain
low over time. What becomes expensive over time is
reading/aggregating/processing
data. This is exacerbated when there are many open tabs.
Could you provide a list of which tabs are open while you are parsing when you
experience the performance problem, and if performance is acceptable with most
of
them closed? (Typically Experience and Offense are the only ones I leave open
while
parsing, and I keep Experience the primary selected one to avoid repaint costs
from
Offense (though there have been a number of speed optimizations done for that
tab as
well).)
Original comment by [email protected]
on 22 Oct 2008 at 3:33
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Closing tabs will reduce this? Excellent, it was my first time running the
parser so
I had the default settings, which I suppose means all of them. I'll try cutting
those down. Can I close them all and then reopen after and have them recompile
all
the data after the fact? I don't mind not being able to see the data while
playing,
as I said, I just don't want to lose any of it.
If not the case currently, maybe that could be the real option to add - a mode
which
just fills the database while parsing and waits until you stop parsing and
specifically request a report to do aggregation. If that's how it works already
with
open/closed tabs, then great! I'll try this ASAP.
Also, I was minimizing the parser in the hopes that repaint wouldn't be
required,
but I don't think that's part of the slowdown I was seeing anyway.
Original comment by [email protected]
on 22 Oct 2008 at 6:12
from kparser.
Yes, each tab can be opened and closed at will, either from the Windows menu or
using
the tab context menu (right click on a tab to either close it or close all
other tabs).
[Can I close them all and then reopen after and have them recompile all
the data after the fact?]
Tabs are merely a view into the database. Having them open or closed has no
effect
on what's saved in the database. When you open a tab it refreshes its data
from the
database, so it will always be current. If a tab is closed then it's taken out
of
the notification queue while parsing and no code is run, so it won't slow your
system
down.
Marking this bug as invalid, though performance issues will continue to be
worked on.
Original comment by [email protected]
on 22 Oct 2008 at 8:06
- Changed state: Invalid
from kparser.
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