Thanks Richard - it isn't really for a specific project, it is just for learning good programming practices.
I was just thinking I would study up on those techniques that are best, for situations where processing lots of information is required. We have had a number of discussions about how to do certain things in the fastest possible way. It would be useful (for myself, and I assume for the others new to Rev as well) to know which processes are fastest, in order to think of using those processes first, and then choose the slower processes when the faster ones do not apply. For example, I use matchtext for a spellchecker that compares against a list of 174,000 words. It works pretty well - but if line offset is faster, I would consider rewriting to use that instead. Is switch faster than if-then? Is add 1 to X faster than put X+1 into X? Thanks, Jonathan _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
