Scott Kane wrote:
Random access of properties through array notation is lightning fast,
and sequential access is suitable. Surprisingly, sequential
access of a
simple line-delimited list is about 15-20% faster, and may
also provide
a reasonable solution for tables.
Cany chance of some demo code? I'm still feeling my
way in Rev
Depends on what you want to do. Remember that Transcript supports what
we call chunk expressions, so you can refer to delimited items as
"items" and lines as "lines":
set the itemDelimiter to tab
get item 4 of line 3 of tMyData
I have a system I'm building which uses a mix of each, often
with tab- and line-delimited tables stored in custom properties. It's
reasonably fast (does a 3-criteria search at the rate of about 16k records
per
second) and since it's just native Transcript my client has
no per-user > seat fee. :)
I'd prbably need a binary format for that as I
have notes and photo's going in...
Custom properties can store binary data.
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Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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