by Guy Robinson
17. April 2010 16:35
API performance has always been of interest, even more so as large projects regularly hit >300Mb now. With the new API’s such as updaters and the DocumentChanged event performance testing has got a lot more complicated. Throw in transaction and regeneration issues and it soon became obvious a different approach was required. I’m not ready to talk about this approach but I thought a little test on transactions speaks volumes about some of the additional design decisions API authors need now consider.More...
by Guy Robinson
13. March 2009 11:26
Out of interest I took the same code I used in this post and with the required changes for using in VSTA, ran the macro against the same project in the previous post.More...
by Guy Robinson
7. March 2009 10:59
As Matt has said the Revit 2010 API release is impressive. From a feature perspective the Family creation and editing API are a standout for me. Well designed, they largely mirror what you can do in Revit as a user.More...