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How to delete row in listbox with formatting

Well, I usually have 3 columns and up to 100rows which is still fast enough to maintain on my machine. And as you said the more you erase... Anyway I will have to check it on slower machines. The reason why I don't wanna keep the data in memory besides the fact it it complicates the code is that the user can for example swap rows and I would have to be dealing with that. And with other troubles. So for now it works but anybody can think of some improvement....I would really like to see that in future LV version. When I erase the row it will also erase the formatting. Or just expose the formatting to the users as we can deal with ItemNames or Symbols
LV 2011, Win7
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Ceties,

 

I believe that you can do product suggestion. I think it would be helpful to have possibilities to provide 2D arrays of port settings to change all cells at once.

 

 

Martin

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If you sit down and write the code to keep it in memory, you will find it is no where near as bad as you think it will be.  Use a LV2 style global with multiple actions to swap inputs, delete inputs, etc.  It won't matter where you need to access it, it will make your code cleaner and most importantly, everything will run faster.  A little bit of complication on your part now will make it run faster all the time.
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