[EAP 610] Slow performance with double-monitor configuration

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mikkri
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[EAP 610] Slow performance with double-monitor configuration

Post by mikkri »

I have two monitors attached to my Windows workstation.
Because memory snapshot has quite a lot of information to show I've tried to extend window to both monitors. After that GUI navigation through grid became very slow and inconsistent. I could easily see delay between different grid parts update. Well, resizing back to one screen helped, but navigation is still too slow for commercial quality application.

Best wishes,
Mikhail
Anton Katilin
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Post by Anton Katilin »

Hi,

Which view in particular do you browse? What do you mean with "inconsistent"?

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Anton
mikkri
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Post by mikkri »

It was a memory snapshot. I've checked most of tables and all of them had that problem more or less. I meant that table rows were not displayed as straight table rows, but a set of two rectangles align horizontally with distinct vertical shift between them. After that I've checked performance of a huge table from inside application we are working on and it worked not very fast, but much better than yours. So if you have time you could spend it on profiling your table and tree+table widgets. Could it be a problem in L&F you are using?

Best wishes,
Mikhail
Vladimir Kondratyev
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Post by Vladimir Kondratyev »

I meant that table rows were not displayed as straight table rows, but a set of two rectangles align horizontally with distinct vertical shift between them.
Please make a screenshot and send it to [email protected]

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Vladimir
mikkri
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Post by mikkri »

Send one.

Best wishes,
Mikhail
Vladimir Kondratyev
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Post by Vladimir Kondratyev »

Got it! Thanks a lot. It looks like a bug. We'll try to reproduce and fix it.

Regards,
Vladimir
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