Our grids containing a large amount of data are facing a performance issue, and I figured out that the use of converters to translate texts such as True/False to Yes/No is contributing to this.
So is there any other way to perform those translations without going through converters? Specially this True/False that appear on grouping and filtering.
thank you!
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I've come across a number of articles, regarding the subject:
- Converter best practice for better performance
- Better solution to replace Converters in WPF
- Compare of WPF Converters, and Direct Binding
I hope you find these resources helpful.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Telerik by Progress
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Hey Dilyan,
I'm afraid all those links work with converters. And as you can see by the third one, there is a gap of performance between using direct bindings and converters.
I opened this ticket because I was wondering if telerik had some sort of built in dictionary where I could localize standardized strings such as True/False or Yes/No and translate them there, so that the translations would be shown by default.
That would keep me from using converters instead.
Please let me know
A list of the available localization resources currently available can be found in the control's Localization article. However, I do not believe any of them would work for you in this case.
The only suggestion I have left is to replace the converters using any of the approaches suggested in the articles I sent in my previous reply. I hope you find this applicable.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Telerik by Progress