@AmirBar-Maor
I'll accept anything that helps the team out during their Traverse. Thank you for looking into enhancing the performance of the grid entry in general.
I am having this exact same behavior with the traverse tool on version 2.9.0. After about 50 rows in the traverse tool, you start seeing it take several seconds to go to the next line after you hit enter. At about 150 rows it takes 10-12 seconds, and the screen will also black out and present the ArcGIS Pro is not responding message. I think this started happening when I updated to 2.9.0 but I am not sure. I have the same behavior on two different machines. Both are saving to a layer in a local file geodatabase. It makes working with the traverse tool an excruciating process as you have to wait for the next line to appear, and if you type too soon, the value goes into the previous row and you have to correct, and wait again.
Thanks for reporting it.
We will test the traverse with hundreds of rows and try to reproduce the issue.
We are working on improving the performance issue in the traverse pane by using the multithreaded nature of Pro. Our goal is to enter rows at "ludicrous" speeds.
The performance of the traverse is being worked on.
However, it is not implemented using the old ArcMap graphic overlay as the idea suggests.
Target release: 3.0
In Pro 3.0 we are using 2 threads: 1 thread to support the fast entry of values in the traverse grid a second thread to commit the features.
The result: a super-fast responsive grid that accommodates any delay / slow performance in the main thread that commits the features to the geodatabase.
Why we did not use sketch?
1. Ability to save edits halfway through
2. Ability to label each course as they are being entered
3. Ability to change the symbology - for example: symbolize road frontage lines different than backlot lines.
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