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High CPU Usage and Dialogs
Question:
I am trying to figure out why I get high CPU usage when using the following script. First, load Performance within Task Manager and then click Go on the dialog. You will notice the CPU Usage jumps to 100% for time the Timedelay function runs. Any clues as to how to resolve this without having to use the Dialogs timer function?
#DefineSubRoutine timer(time)
TimeDelay(time)
Return(-1)
#EndSubRoutine
#DefineSubRoutine MyDialogProc(DialogHandle, EventCode, ControlNum, Res4, Res5)
Switch(EventCode)
Case 0 ; Initialize
DialogProcOptions(DialogHandle, 2, 1);Monitor buttons
Case 2 ; Button Pushed
Switch(ControlNum)
Case 3 ;go Button
timer(10)
Break
Case 2 ;Exit
Exit
Break
EndSwitch ;End ControlNum
EndSwitch ; End EventID
Return -2
#EndSubRoutine
MyDialogFormat=`WWWDLGED,6.1`
MyDialogCaption=`WIL Dialog 1`
MyDialogX=002
MyDialogY=061
MyDialogWidth=406
MyDialogHeight=223
MyDialogNumControls=003
MyDialogProcedure=`MyDialogProc`
MyDialogFont=`DEFAULT`
MyDialogTextColor=`DEFAULT`
MyDialogBackground=`DEFAULT,DEFAULT`
MyDialogConfig=0
MyDialog001=`111,205,036,012,PUSHBUTTON,DEFAULT,"OK",1,1,32,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`
MyDialog002=`259,205,036,012,PUSHBUTTON,DEFAULT,"Exit",0,2,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`
MyDialog003=`191,125,036,012,PUSHBUTTON,DEFAULT,"Go",2,3,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`
ButtonPushed=Dialog("MyDialog",1)
Answer:
The problem is the long TimeDelay in your callback procedure. You will probably want to displble the Dialog before the long delay then reenable after the delay:DPO_DISABLESTATE = 1000 DialogProcOptions(MyProcDlgHandle,DPO_DISABLESTATE,2) ;disable dialog TimeDelay(1) DialogProcOptions(MyProcDlgHandle,DPO_DISABLESTATE,0) ;enable dialog
Article ID: W16921
File Created: 2007:07:03:14:27:04
Last Updated: 2007:07:03:14:27:04