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delay opening dialogs with latest lazarus svn?

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Seth Grover

I recently did an "svn update" in my working copy of lazarus (trunk svn, x86_64 Ubuntu Linux) and recompiled everything. I'm noticing now that whenever I open any of the IDE dialogs (Ctrl+F for find, Ctrl+Shift+F11 for project options, etc.) that there is a noticeable delay of about a second or so between when I hit the keyboard shortcut (or click the menu item, doesn't matter which) and when the dialog actually appears.

It's really annoying, especially for dialogs I open a lot, like "Find".

Am I the only one who's noticed this? Is there some change lately which would explain this?

-SG

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Mattias Gaertner
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I recently did an "svn update" in my working copy of lazarus (trunk svn, x86_64 Ubuntu Linux) and recompiled everything. I'm noticing now that whenever I open any of the IDE dialogs (Ctrl+F for find, Ctrl+Shift+F11 for project options, etc.) that there is a noticeable delay of about a second or so between when I hit the keyboard shortcut (or click the menu item, doesn't matter which) and when the dialog actually appears. It's really annoying, especially for dialogs I open a lot, like "Find".

I can confirm this for the qt IDE under ubuntu 32bit.

Am I the only one who's noticed this? Is there some change lately which would explain this?

Mattias

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Seth Grover
to Seth Grover: I recently did an "svn update" in my working copy of lazarus (trunk svn, x86_64 Ubuntu…

I've determined that r27414 introduced this slowness. If I reverse merge this revision the slowness opening dialogs goes away.

I see that r27414 was in response to bug 17015... so should I open this as a separate bug? The delay this change introduces in opening all GTK2 dialogs makes the IDE, in my opinion, nearly unusable.

-SG

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Mattias Gaertner
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I've determined that r27414 introduced this slowness. If I reverse merge this revision the slowness opening dialogs goes away. I see that r27414 was in response to bug 17015... so should I open this as a separate bug? The delay this change introduces in opening all GTK2 dialogs makes the IDE, in my opinion, nearly unusable.

Yes, please create a new bug report.

Mattias

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