Re: Re: how to load a module without recycle

Yeah, !netreloadmodule/!netunloadmodule really works. But it's pretty  
pointless since you would be saving not even 40kb of Ram (if windows hasnt  
dumped it to the pagefile before) ... You bought your RAM after all, why  
not use it? ^^


On Fri, 04 May 2007 03:51:57 +0200, Paul <[email protected]> wrote:

> Mattias Westlund wrote:
>> uhm, that should be !netreload/unloadmodule of course, and nothing else.
>>  Mattias Westlund wrote:
>>> Can't you use *netinstallmodule (to install it initially without  
>>> loading it) and then using *netreload/unloadmodule when you need it?  
>>> Or am I misunderstanding you?
>>>
>>> /West
>
> Honest West, I don't know. What I am wanting to do is have as few  
> modules loaded at one time. Wazup is a good example. I don't check the  
> weather but maybe once every few hours. Would it benefit me to have it  
> load the module, retrieve the weather, update the label and unload? Or  
> should I just keep it loaded all the time? I was thinking about adding  
> xprop to this theme as well. Should it be loaded all the time? I will  
> only be using it during theming sessions or HTML work.
>
> I am just trying to make sure that I have a clean configuration and a  
> theme that doesn't waste memory.
>
>>>
>>> Hale, Paul wrote:
>>>> I am looking for a way to add a module that I don't plan on using  
>>>> often
>>>> to my theme, so I don't want it loaded all the time. I would compare  
>>>> it
>>>> to creating and destroying a label on in module form.
>>>>  How is that done?  Paul Hale
>>>>
>>>>    <end message>
>>>>
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