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Qt-jambi-interest Archive, November 2006
QDockWidget Performance


Message 1 in thread

I have been experiencing performance issues with the QDockWidget on
the Windows platform with QT Jambi TP3. At first, I thought the issue
may have had something to do with my code; however, I am also
experiencing the problem with the "QT Image Viewer" demo.

Everything works as it should while the QDockWidget is docked;
however, whenever I undock the widget so that it is "floating", the
GUI of the entire OS (Start Menu, other applications, etc) drastically
bogs down.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a known work-around?

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Message 2 in thread

Brant Kyser wrote:
> I have been experiencing performance issues with the QDockWidget on
> the Windows platform with QT Jambi TP3. At first, I thought the issue
> may have had something to do with my code; however, I am also
> experiencing the problem with the "QT Image Viewer" demo.
>
> Everything works as it should while the QDockWidget is docked;
> however, whenever I undock the widget so that it is "floating", the
> GUI of the entire OS (Start Menu, other applications, etc) drastically
> bogs down.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a known work-around?
>
Jupp, me to!

Helge F.


Message 3 in thread

Brant Kyser wrote:

> Everything works as it should while the QDockWidget is docked;
> however, whenever I undock the widget so that it is "floating", the
> GUI of the entire OS (Start Menu, other applications, etc) drastically
> bogs down.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a known work-around?


Hi, Brant.

I cannot seem to reproduce this problem. I'm running the ImageViewer 
demo and I undock the "Image Effects" widget, but this does not seem to 
make any difference to the responsiveness of the UI nor of Windows. Is 
there something else I can try to reproduce it? On which particular 
version of Windows are you running it?

-- Eskil