GaryW
So essentially it's an "AND" operation between the two selects
>
> So essentially it's an "AND" operation between the two selects and
> (since the selects are not in any particular order) is probably
> running in O(n squared) time.
>
This feels wrong to me.
I know that in D3, when I perform a select and then select again from the
"waiting" prompt, it performs the new select checking only those items
that were found in the first select.
g.
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This feels wrong to me.
On Sun, 9 Aug 2009, Gary wrote:
>
> So essentially it's an "AND" operation between the two selects and
> (since the selects are not in any particular order) is probably
> running in O(n squared) time.
>
I know that in D3, when I perform a select and then select again from the
"waiting" prompt, it performs the new select checking only those items
that were found in the first select.
> 2009/8/10 Gene Buckle <ge...@deltasoft.com>
>
>>
>> On Sun, 9 Aug 2009, Gary wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> So essentially it's an "AND" operation between the two selects and
>>> (since the selects are not in any particular order) is probably
>>> running in O(n squared) time.
>>>
>>
>> This feels wrong to me.
>>
>> I know that in D3, when I perform a select and then select again from the
>> "waiting" prompt, it performs the new select checking only those items
>> that were found in the first select.
>
>
> Yes, Gene. I suspect that your version is more like what happens in
> QM/Scarlet. In an attempt to explain what the double colon meant, I
> probably misled Gary. Thanks for expressing it in a clearer fashion. :-)
>
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