Re: Q on efficiently showing large BLT vectors in tabular format
- From: Bryan Oakley <oakley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 18:34:52 GMT
Eric Boudaillier wrote:
Hello Bryan,
Nobody had a reply, but for those who may stumble onto this thread in
the future...
I am not used to write (anymore) in newsgroups, and I thought the
answer was obvious.
Am I the only one to play with Tktable? Using Tktable with -command is
exactly what you want.
I use it everyday with SQLite, displaying queries of approx. 25000
rows. in less than a second.
--
-eric
I've toyed with tktable, but in all the years I've done Tk programming I've only once or twice ever needed to display tables of data so it's not part of my normal toolchest.
We don't use tktable in our product so I wouldn't have considered it unless it was the only solution. Fortunately I've proven it isn't. My ultimate solution required only about 80 lines of code in its currently un-optimized state.
Thanks anyway!
--
Bryan Oakley
http://www.tclscripting.com
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