that's what I did.
At startup I use ssget with filterlists.
A few thousend reactors ? What kind of objects do you connect if I my
ask? This will definitely slow down programm execution. Did you test ALL
possible events like move, rotate copy etc with your reactor ?
Like firing lets say 500 callbacks at the same time?
Happy programming wishes
Dieter
WelfKreisel wrote:
> Hi Dieter,
>
> thanks for your help - in deed I have found several ideas for that problem - but each of them includes some new problems.
>
> In fact I am thinking to use transient object reactors. Maybe I don't have to store the object references anywhere - because all my objects can have some private extended EED data - and SSGET incl. a filter on these EED data will get me all objects, to which I have append a new object reactor to, after reopen my dwg.
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> The only thing I have to test is how long that takes - because we are developing an applikation for customers - and they have sometimes really many objects in their dgw (about some thounds). So it needs to be very fast.
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> Thanks again.
> Welf
>