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From: | Ron Johnson |
Subject: | Re: [Pan-users] Better processing of very large groups? |
Date: | Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:11:23 -0500 |
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On 2009-07-02 15:46, Jeff Berman wrote:
From: Ron Johnson Subject: [Pan-users] Better processing of very large groups?As it is, pan seems to sequentially scan thru all messages when marking a group of them as Read.There needs to be a better and less memory intensive method of handling huge groups. B-trees, hash tables, SQL-Lite, I don't know, but *something* better than the status quo.If your concern is performance, are you selecting all the articles in a group and pressing 'M' (or choosing Articles->Mark Article as Read)? If so, it seems to be much faster to just select the group or groups and then typing Shift+Ctrl+M (or choosing Groups->Mark Selected Groups Read).
But that's only when you want to mark a complete newsgroup as Read. However, that's not what I need, or want, to do. Sorry for any ambiguity.
I was referring to articles highlighted thru click-drag (or it's keyboard counterpart shift-arrow). Similar slowness occurs when adding articles to the save queue.
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