Re proof:
Originally posted by proof at 2006-1-15 19:30:
在“资源管理器”中,做过文件复制、删除、移动,点“刷新”,才会正确显示结果。
这说明你的系统存在某些问题,因为我不久前也曾遇到同样的问题,那是在我刚刚恢复了一个系统镜像后,然后装了数据恢复软件 FinalData ,紧接着资源管理器中的文件删除、复制、移动等操作严重迟缓,而且不会自动刷新。卸载 FinalData 后文件操作速度正常,但仍然不会自动刷新。不久后SP2补丁升级到了06.1.6,此问题不再出现了。
Linux 没有刷新,应该是没有“刷新”菜单或功能键吧。Windows 下的“刷新”应该近似于屏幕或窗口区的重绘(Repaint),重绘的速度快慢,当然取决于系统空闲资源的多寡。在大多低端机中,Windows经常会发生因资源拥挤而无法正常重绘屏幕或窗口区,造成屏幕显示的滞后或混乱,因此手工重绘有时也是有必要的。而 Linux 等的资源管理算法更加优秀一些,通常也不会安装在低端机中,所以较少出现重绘困难的情况,自然不必将它放在太显眼的位置。但其内部应该也实现了类似“刷新”的功能,供系统自动调用,这种“刷新”可能不仅仅是重绘,也许也包括系统资源的回收和重分配。
Re proof:
Originally posted by proof at 2006-1-15 19:30:
In the "Explorer", after file copying, deleting, moving, clicking "Refresh" will correctly display the result.
This indicates that there are some issues with your system, because I also encountered the same problem not long ago. It was after I just restored a system image, then installed the data recovery software FinalData, and then the file deletion, copying, moving, etc. operations in Explorer were seriously slow, and it would not refresh automatically. After uninstalling FinalData, the file operation speed returned to normal, but it still would not refresh automatically.不久后SP2补丁升级到了06.1.6,此问题不再出现了。
Linux has no refresh, probably because there is no "Refresh" menu or function key. The "Refresh" under Windows should be similar to repainting (Repaint) of the screen or window area. The speed of repainting naturally depends on the amount of idle system resources. In most low-end machines, Windows often has difficulties in normal repainting of the screen or window area due to resource congestion, resulting in lag or confusion in screen display. Therefore, manual repainting is sometimes necessary. And the resource management algorithms of Linux, etc., are more excellent, and they are usually not installed on low-end machines, so there are fewer cases of repainting difficulties, so it is naturally not placed in a very prominent position. But there should also be a similar "refresh" function implemented internally for the system to call automatically. This "refresh" may not only be repainting, but may also include recycling and reallocating system resources.