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-=> Quoting Brandt Everett to Patrick Cuyegkeng <=-
BE> I'm looking for a book about advanced uses of scroll bars, and
BE> continual screen writes that don't gobble up resources. I have OS/2
BE> Real World Programming, by SAMS and it is just OK for what I want.
BE> Any suggestions.
What do you mean by continual screen writes? As in a communications program
where the screen is constantly scrolling when receiving data? This is what
I am trying to find out too. I am writing a line at at time rather than one
character at a time, which when scrolling the client window it still uses
100% of the CPU time according to Memsize.
However, its extremely fast when I get a clear screen before a page of data,
faster than ZOC, which looks like it writes one character at a time. :-)
phil.crown{at}bluecafe.com
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