Slowish visiualisation with winform
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Please prove me wrong, cause i'm starting to hate dislike c# more and more:mad: I have a simple winform. On that winform i got arround twenty controls (10 labels and 10 textboxes). At startup they are all hidden, at some point in time i need to show them all. It is here where the horror strikes me. It is so SLOW. You can literaly see the form being drawn. Its even wors when i use a background image. After googling (yep i'm a pro;P) i tried to apply double buffering, but this doesn't help at all, one can still see the form being drawn. How do you desing nice looking forms without this slow painting of the controls. :(
codito ergo sum
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Please prove me wrong, cause i'm starting to hate dislike c# more and more:mad: I have a simple winform. On that winform i got arround twenty controls (10 labels and 10 textboxes). At startup they are all hidden, at some point in time i need to show them all. It is here where the horror strikes me. It is so SLOW. You can literaly see the form being drawn. Its even wors when i use a background image. After googling (yep i'm a pro;P) i tried to apply double buffering, but this doesn't help at all, one can still see the form being drawn. How do you desing nice looking forms without this slow painting of the controls. :(
codito ergo sum
I think you are doing some more functionality along with hiding and showing controls on your form, cause I created a simple win form with 10 labels and 10 textboxes, made them visible false and on click of a button I made them visible true. Did not find any speed issues. I guess it's more related to your machine configuration, nothing to dislike C#. Regards, Bhupi Bhai.
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I think you are doing some more functionality along with hiding and showing controls on your form, cause I created a simple win form with 10 labels and 10 textboxes, made them visible false and on click of a button I made them visible true. Did not find any speed issues. I guess it's more related to your machine configuration, nothing to dislike C#. Regards, Bhupi Bhai.
Try calling SuspendLayout() showing the controls then calling ResumeLayout().