Implement autoreload for route viewer.#1256
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adfriz
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Apr 7, 2026
adfriz
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- most of it almost the same like object viewer one
- add a freeze frame for transition if manually reloaded to make it not flicker when autoreload turn on.
- most of it almost the same like object viewer one - add a freeze frame for transition if manually reloaded when autoreload turn on.
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@leezer3 ready to check. |
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If I'm honest, this is one I'm a lot more cautious of. Reloading a route takes 20+ seconds for anything of size (and that's with a top end PC + SSD) etc, as opposed to under a second for most objects. |
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Actually i feel the same, i dont know how i should to do this better, the first think came up on my mind is some sort of selective reload but i dont know how we can detect which line of the route file the user edited, and most of it use external text editor like notepad. Testing this PR on other routes took it more than 15s for the first load and around the same for reload. i test with this route: click "download disini" btw i noticed a lot of GC calls when loading that route, this feels abnormal... 
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Now handled via the spinning thread, so this is pointless churn #1256
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Not sure why the garbage collection is kicking in, but I wouldn't worry about that specifically too much when running in the debugger. I've found a couple of marginal improvements based on that route, but nothing spectacular. |
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I'm sorry for talking about this when I can't program. How about to get diff check nuget? DiffPlex (nuget) Apache 2.0 license The fact that someone as skilled as you is struggling with this means that, we can't simply put, when reading the file, it stores the entire string of text as is, and when it detects a change, is it? |
- Compare route file lines to detect first changed track position. - Skip objects before change point in CSV/RW parser. - Refine object disposal to prevent 'ghost objects' during partial reloads. - Update renderer and object manager to support selective resets.
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