Den 22-08-2013 04:58, Hamish Moffatt skrev:
I'm using a QListWidget in an embedded application and I'm finding it
quite slow to scroll. There's not many items on the list, but it is in a
custom QWidget with a translucent background displayed over the top of
some other widgets (all of which are static and not animated or anything).
Another QListWidget which isn't part of a pop-up translucent widget
performs somewhat better. Same for another QScrollArea I have containing
some more custom widgets.
Are there any tricks for speeding it up? I don't know anything about
OpenGL or the graphics framework but I read some suggestion that it
could help. This -
http://lists.qt.nokia.com/public/qt-interest/2010-February/019575.html -
suggests the QAbstractScrollArea viewport can be set to a QGLWidget, but
all I got was a flickering mess.
Forget OpenGL when you're not using something that clearly benefits from
it. It's *not* a magic optimization wand we can add over our widgets. If
it was, we would all be using it as the standard painting engine.
You probably have to look at your own code and make the list faster. The
way to do that is to make the items faster. If they are just text, then
you're out of luck. But a well written model with QListView instead of
QListWidget is usually very fast.
And of course, the obvious answer: Doing optimization without numbers is
almost impossible. Start by figuring out what it is that takes up the
time instead of guessing.
Bo.
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