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Optimising Your Script and Runtime Considerations
Phil Beauvoir edited this page Mar 13, 2019
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Because there is an overhead when converting JavaScript to Java and back again, jArchi scripts will inevitably be slower than native code. Also, if the script is quite complex it can run for a long time.
However, there are some things that can be done to alleviate the problem.
The new experimental feature, "Refresh UI When Running Script", is designed to allow the Scripts Console to update on long running operations. Archi's UI will also update whenever a jArchi command is issued. However, it also means that the Models Tree and any open Views will update as well which could slow things down.
- Ensure that all nodes in the Models Tree are collapsed. If you are updating many concepts (name, for example), each time you do this the Models Tree will refresh. Having many nodes expanded will slow things down.
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