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I've noticed something with the new 10.3 version that I know how to fix (speed up). Using tick charts or anything that updates data dynamically, you're not stopping the graphics engine (tcharts I believe) when you pull the data. This causes the entire application to pull a few bars, recalc the graphics engine, run the efs (I assume) and display the results - every time it grabs a few extra bars (like 10+).
The way to fix this is to make "non-visible" the components of the chart while you are pulling data from the servers. By making all processes and graphic components of the chart "non-visible", the data load process works MUCH FASTER and after the data load process is done, then make all the graphics/chart items VISIBLE again and this will REALLY SPEED UP the dynamic data load process in esignal..
How do I know?? I had the same problem with tcharts with my PFP application.
This would be a simple (somewhat) and GREAT improvement for all of us using TICK, SECOND, VOLUME and other dynamic charts.
Thanks in advance.
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The way to fix this is to make "non-visible" the components of the chart while you are pulling data from the servers. By making all processes and graphic components of the chart "non-visible", the data load process works MUCH FASTER and after the data load process is done, then make all the graphics/chart items VISIBLE again and this will REALLY SPEED UP the dynamic data load process in esignal..
How do I know?? I had the same problem with tcharts with my PFP application.
This would be a simple (somewhat) and GREAT improvement for all of us using TICK, SECOND, VOLUME and other dynamic charts.
Thanks in advance.
B