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  1. pyscripter
    In a large application I have an ActionList with a few hundred actions split into about 20 categories. What would you consider the best practice (processor time efficient, code conciseness, elegance and clarity) in updating the actions: Using the OnUpdate event of each Action (code bloat) Using the OnUpdate event of the ActionList - Big if then statement Using the OnUpdate event of the ActionList but compare the category first. Use a procedure that updates all actions in one go at Idle time. (probably burns more electricity) Any other way?
  2. shineworld
    Hi all, I'm trying to de-couple the actions lists, with related actions, from a specific form to a data module. These actions will be used so also in other views without duplicate them in every form. The things work BUT they are not cyclic updated. The OnActionUpdate is called only when I click on the assigned graphic button (for example), but I would like that ActionXXX.Enabled si cyclically called as when they are in a form. Some ideas? Best Regards Silverio
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