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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Ian, yes if you're using v4 the bar in the top right is the loading bar. It will only move when an object is done being processed though.
If you have a 92 MB file that has just one single object in it, that's a very complex object and it can take a while for it to load. The multi-core processing won't help for that kind of file since a individual object will be processed on just one core.
If the loading bar is showing and it is using CPU then it's crunching away on it so just let it keep going. With just one object in the file the progress will jump from 0 to 100% in one step instead of having any incremental movement.
- Michael
From: Ian Anderson (IA3D)
Thanks Michael, I'll soldier on!
From: vector illustrator (QUARITEXA)
Will it be released with implemented ES6 and other modern features, (CSS variables) or just ES5 and old CSS?
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Quaritexa, I'm not expecting to update the embedded WebKit version in MoI anytime soon, sorry. There is a lot of work involved with updating that.
- Michael
From: bemfarmer
I came across some fancy ES6 javascript code for functions, which were hard/confusing to understand, but slightly shorter.
But the functions seem to be easily written as ES5 regular functions, and more understandable.
"let" instead of "var" does not seem to work?
The coder used a reserve word, "final" as well, which yields an error. Maybe there was a lack of testing.
- Brian
Anything before ES6 doesn’t have the let functionality.
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