Hello, ThinkGeo team! Your annotations saw some interesting things, such as:
- Multi-Threaded Drawing;
- Built from the ground up to support cutting-edge WPF features
- Direct canvas drawing means fast rendering even on large displays
In some versions of this support is already underway? Can you give a reference to the assembly? Do you have any examples for the correct display of a huge number of objects (for example, 500.000 - 1.000.000)
Hi Aleksander,
We are glad to see you are interesting in our Wpf product. As for you questions, let me answer for you one by one.
• In some versions of this support is already underway?
Our latest release version have supported those features. Just want you know, many new features had been integrated in our development version which will be released around in May.
• Can you give a reference to the assembly?
You can find our Wpf desktop version on your customer portal. After installed the free trial, the latest dlls and the samples will be included in the installed directory and Our daily build package Dlls would be released on your customer portal. We strongly recommend you to lean on our HowDoISample which includes all kinds of features to help you work easily on map.
• Do you have any examples for the correct display of a huge number of objects (for example, 500.000 - 1.000.000)?
Yes, in our Wpf how do I sample, we can find a demo named “Refresh points randomly” which aim to do the performance test. Here is a screenshot:
Just like the screenshot shows, we can change the point count to do more pressures. If you want to do more test, you can easily use our latest Map Suite Tool GisEditor which totally are using mapsuite core to do the test with a large number of data. More importantly, during those points drawing, we can pan/zoom the map smooth and easy with the help of the multi-thread drawing just like you mentioned.
Welcome to Map Suite discussion forums and thanks for your post.
Any requirements please feel free to let us known.
Best Regards,
Johnny