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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #10903, comment 6

Timestamp:: Oct 14, 2014, 1:15:19 PM (11 years ago)
Author:: Piotrek Koszuliński
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Ticket #10903, comment 6

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1		Pushed branch:t/10903b. I also refactored the code a little bit and fixed other incorrect addClass usage. The change brings a 0-2% performance improvement depending on browser and what's tested. Although, the results were so unstable, that I wouldn't take them seriously. Still, I like this change, because 200 a/r/hClass calls we make when initialising ~~single editor it's a lot and modern, native API like classList seems to be the reasonable choice~~.
	1	Pushed branch:t/10903b. I also refactored the code a little bit and fixed other incorrect addClass usage. The change brings a 0-2% performance improvement depending on browser and what's tested. Although, the results were so unstable, that I wouldn't take them seriously. Still, I like this change, because 200 a/r/hClass calls we make when initialising a single editor is a lot and switching to modern, native API like classList seems to be a reasonable decision.