admin wrote:
Yes.
Gotcha. No complaints here with background processing then.
admin wrote:
Yes.
is it possible to only show the pane after the contents are updated?admin wrote:problem: i would not like to see a refresh when showing a pane. i will save these kinds of refinements and optimizations for a later stage.
i don't think it's a big problem.admin wrote:No, I mean the action. In long lists, a refresh might take several 100 msecs. This should not have to happen when you just show a list.
Muroph wrote:
is it possible to only show the pane after the contents are updated?
Muroph wrote:admin wrote:
No, I mean the action. In long lists, a refresh might take several 100 msecs. This should not have to happen when you just show a list.
i don't think it's a big problem.
i mean, the pane was hidden, so some delay should be expected (like when you open folder and the list is sorted).
Muroph wrote:
i would gladly wait a few hundred milisecs once in a while if that could save some cpu power for my other tasks.
in my p4 htt @ 3ghz, with icon overlays enabled, each pane causes peaks of 15-20% cpu on auto-refresh (average at 5-10%), enough to raise the cpu temperature by a few °C and make my cpu fan spin faster (and make more noise).Mesh wrote:And yet, keeping the second pane up to date takes absolutely minimimal CPU resources. I find it hard to believe that anyone running something better than a Commodore 64 would even notice the difference.
I don't see a reason for high CPU usage.Muroph wrote:in my p4 htt @ 3ghz, with icon overlays enabled, each pane causes peaks of 15-20% cpu on auto-refresh (average at 5-10%), enough to raise the cpu temperature by a few °C and make my cpu fan spin faster (and make more noise).Mesh wrote:And yet, keeping the second pane up to date takes absolutely minimimal CPU resources. I find it hard to believe that anyone running something better than a Commodore 64 would even notice the difference.
cpu usage is about 1/3 that value with overlays disabled.
xy has always had a fairly high cpu usage on my pc, for some reason.
that is why not auto-refreshing the hidden pane could be good, at least for me.
however, i understand that having both panes actively refreshing at the same time is rather uncommon, so i won't complain about Don's decision.
yeah, it's probably something wrong with my system.admin wrote:I don't see a reason for high CPU usage.XY does not do anything heavy in the background. Weird.
for me dp is mostly an extra set of tabs.admin wrote:Anyway, I don't know how you use DP, but it's easy to stop the 2nd pane from being auto-refreshed.
VF: yes, good find!Gandolf wrote:Still a refresh problem:
When the inactive pane updates it becomes filtered to the same filter as the active pane (version 410). It doesn't come back when the pane is activated but does after changing tabs or on the next file change. It's been like this for several versions but, I haven't had time to check it until now. Left pane is active, right inactive.
The double arrow on the splitter sometimes is not shown, jut the normal mouse pointer arrow. I thought at one time it was related to the refreshing, but I'm not sure, so I'll mention it here.
When that happens, can you still use the splitter??Gandolf wrote:The double arrow on the splitter sometimes is not shown, jut the normal mouse pointer arrow. I thought at one time it was related to the refreshing, but I'm not sure, so I'll mention it here.
Yes, good find again. And fixed again.Gandolf wrote:file info tip bug...
Gandolf wrote:Another refresh bug:
Item in left pane selected - status bar shows icon and item name.
Tab to right pane - status bar shows icon but no item name (item is selected).
Move selection to another item - name is displayed.
Tab back to left pane - not name.
I thought this had been mentioned but I can't see it.
confirmed here.admin wrote:Gandolf wrote:Another refresh bug:
Item in left pane selected - status bar shows icon and item name.
Tab to right pane - status bar shows icon but no item name (item is selected).
Move selection to another item - name is displayed.
Tab back to left pane - not name.
I thought this had been mentioned but I can't see it.Works here.