On 2013-12-11 18:37, Sean Fisk wrote: > I just tried it on CentOS with PySide 1.2.1. The progress bar does indeed > work. However, I do see some visual glitches: the layout doesn’t readjust > if the window is resized; the button sometimes disappears halfway or fully; > the button can’t be clicked.
This sounds like your environment is coincidentally performing some update operations synchronously that usually are deferred. This probably explains why you see different behavior depending on the platform. I've seen similar artifacts before, e.g. code in projects I work on (not written by me :P) that shows a 'please wait' dialog before going off and blocking the GUI thread for some time that "work" (i.e. show up) on some machines and not on others. There are probably a number of factors affecting this; OS is an obvious one, but widget style could also come into play and I wouldn't be surprised if even system load can have an effect. IOW, I wouldn't get too hung up on why it sometimes works, and just write it up as being unreliable (i.e. something to avoid or work around). p.s. You really should never, ever block the GUI thread for more than ~250ms ;-). Threads (or QtConcurrent) are good for "slow" tasks, or else make sure you are allowing the event loop to run (i.e. processEvents) every now and then. -- Matthew _______________________________________________ PySide mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/pyside
