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I recently moved from searching for data by arrays to collections, but found
that my macros now take 2 or 3 minute to process whereas when I was using arrays it took 2 or 3 seconds to do the same work. But I don't want to go back to arrays because indexing is always alway error prone. I could add a binary search subroutine to speed up the search, but I was wondering if that's already included in the Collections class. So, how does Collections use the key to look up an item? Is it a simple sequential search? If the adds are made with the keys presented alphabetically (less work than debugging a binary search subroutine), will it respond better? Thanks. |
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