On Jun 19, 2012, at 3:51 PM, David McNab wrote:
> With the Class Designer, I've reverted to the tarball version since the
> latest svn trunk is pretty much unusable in Linux. The "deselect/select"
> workaround for connection name, as suggested by Ed, is fine.
>
> But - the Class Designer is constantly thrashing the CPU at 100% load,
> and many simple operations such as "Save" can take up to 20 seconds.
> Using the Class Designer feels like walking through wet concrete.
>
> It's like there's some kind of rapid polling happening somewhere in the
> Python code for Class Designer or the Dabo framework.
>
> I've tested it on both Linux and Windows, same deal - 100% thrash. It's
> still usable, but only just.
>
> Is there a hack or workaround to get rid of this bug?
There were a lot of changes since 0.9.4 that *reduced* the CPU load, as
well as the visual flickering. Are you saying that the latest code is behaving
*worse* for you?
-- Ed Leafe
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