Form loading speed optimising

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Hi

I have a form which does a few operations at start-up which take a long
while. I would like to divide the operations in two parts, one that can run
first time form is loaded and second part that only runs once user opens the
form subsequent time. How do I go about doing this? I presume I can include
first part of operations in form load method, is there an unhide method to
run the second part of operations?

Thanks

Regards
 
John said:
Hi

I have a form which does a few operations at start-up which take a long
while. I would like to divide the operations in two parts, one that can
run first time form is loaded and second part that only runs once user
opens the form subsequent time. How do I go about doing this? I presume I
can include first part of operations in form load method, is there an
unhide method to run the second part of operations?

Thanks

Regards
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What happens to the form between the first load and the subsequent load?

Is it just hidden or is it reloaded?

LS
 
The user can close form the cross button at the top or can press the button
labelled close which does Me.Close.

Thanks

Regards
 
John said:
The user can close form the cross button at the top or can press the
button labelled close which does Me.Close.

Thanks

Regards
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Ok since you are closing the form do you keep info from the first open
somewhere? If so this would be the place to hold a boolean value which
could be checked on the opening of the form. A "firsttime" switch if you
want.

How do you control the opening of the form?
LS
 
Dim frm As New frmMyForm
frm.ShowDialog()
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I believe dialogs are NOT destroyed after they are closed.

So what you can do is:


Private frm as new frmMyForm <-- Place in class


frm.ShowDialog() <-- call as normal.


You don't need to instantiate a new copy each time :-)
 
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