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From: Shaun Deacon <sdeacon@us.socionext.com>
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Subject: Operate only on the visible lines in a text window
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My application uses a text widget to display chip 'test vectors' from a 
loaded file. Each vector occupies a line - for example :

0011010XXLLLHH
0100110XXLHHLH
....
0110110XXHHHHH

A highlighting operation colors specified values (for example all 1's) 
for all lines of text in the widget. For small and medium sized files 
this is fine. However, test files can often be large (over 500,000 
vectors). The highlight operation applied to all lines is too slow in 
this case - the vectors are much longer strings in real life too.

The obvious solution to me is to just highlight the currently visible 
lines (or a range of lines spanning the current view - say 1000 or so) 
and when the user scrolls the window, highlight the new set of lines.

Suggestions on the best way to find the indexes for the currently 
visible lines when the widget has been scrolled would be great.

Can someone please point me in the right direction ?

For some reason, I can't seem to find what I'm looking for in CLT, the 
wiki or the man pages.

thanks
Shaun