Here's a link to @Eric's Lippert answer on Stack Overflow explaining what the Compile method does: What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do? What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do?.
And one more link to another answer (by someone else) on Stack Overflow comparing execution times of various method calls: Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls
Here's a link to @Eric's Lippert answer on Stack Overflow explaining what the Compile method does: What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do?.
And one more link to another answer (by someone else) on Stack Overflow comparing execution times of various method calls: Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls
Here's a link to @Eric's Lippert answer on Stack Overflow explaining what the Compile method does: What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do?.
And one more link to another answer (by someone else) on Stack Overflow comparing execution times of various method calls: Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls
Do you really want to do it each time you refresh the list? You have already created the list-view once. I guess what you really wanted to do is to just remove all the items with ListView.Items.Clear().
Do you really want to do it each time you refresh the list? You have already created the list-view once.
Do you really want to do it each time you refresh the list? You have already created the list-view once. I guess what you really wanted to do is to just remove all the items with ListView.Items.Clear().
This is a sort method and it needs to run fast. If it doesn't, you'll notice it right away.
Here's a link to @Eric's Lippert answer on Stack Overflow explaining what the Compile method does: What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do? .
And one more link to another answer (by someone else) on Stack Overflow comparing execution times of various method calls: Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls
This is a sort method and it needs to run fast. If it doesn't, you'll notice it right away.
Here's a link to @Eric's Lippert answer on Stack Overflow explaining what the Compile method does: What does Lambda Expression Compile() method do? .
And one more link to another answer (by someone else) on Stack Overflow comparing execution times of various method calls: Performance of Expression.Compile vs Lambda, direct vs virtual calls