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Hi Johan
Thank you for giving us some hint. Indeed, you just pointed out something that leads to a simple question and thus requires a simple answer.
You said :
Let's suppose the current array (dataSet) contains 10 items,
and one item is added,
then the entire dataSet is (cleared up and then) rebuild with 11 items? Can you confirm that!
In that case, it is obvious that all the events on the scheduler are redrawn; since the dataset is completely rebuilt just because one item has been added or updated into that array which is binding to the "events".
If you do confirm that, we must reconsider our approach and that won't be easy...
Thank you for giving us some hint. Indeed, you just pointed out something that leads to a simple question and thus requires a simple answer.
You said :
In a nutshell :When binding to `events` it will replace the entire dataset, forcing a full update
Let's suppose the current array (dataSet) contains 10 items,
and one item is added,
then the entire dataSet is (cleared up and then) rebuild with 11 items? Can you confirm that!
In that case, it is obvious that all the events on the scheduler are redrawn; since the dataset is completely rebuilt just because one item has been added or updated into that array which is binding to the "events".
If you do confirm that, we must reconsider our approach and that won't be easy...