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joey.powell
I have a C# windows forms app where I am using a FolderBrowserControl.
It works great much of the time, BUT...
When users try to browse/select a folder that contains MANY (thousands
and thousands) subdirectories and files, it just sits there, sometimes
for as much as thirty minutes, before it finally indexs/enumerates the
directory structure and allows a select.
This behavior reminds me a lot of when you are in Windows Explorer and
you select the same type of folder - it has to index/enumerate the
subdirectories and files before it will allow you to continue. For this
application, this is not going to be acceptable.
Do you guys have any ideas about how best to handle this? Maybe there
is another, more efficient folder browser control out there? Maybe
there is a way to modify this one so that it performs better?
Any help or ideas will be greatly appreciated.
It works great much of the time, BUT...
When users try to browse/select a folder that contains MANY (thousands
and thousands) subdirectories and files, it just sits there, sometimes
for as much as thirty minutes, before it finally indexs/enumerates the
directory structure and allows a select.
This behavior reminds me a lot of when you are in Windows Explorer and
you select the same type of folder - it has to index/enumerate the
subdirectories and files before it will allow you to continue. For this
application, this is not going to be acceptable.
Do you guys have any ideas about how best to handle this? Maybe there
is another, more efficient folder browser control out there? Maybe
there is a way to modify this one so that it performs better?
Any help or ideas will be greatly appreciated.