Re: [TeXstudio-list] (Slow) speed of the config Editor panel to be displayed

[Tim H. <hof...@hi...>]

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> Von: Denis Bitouzé [mailto:dbi...@wa...]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 16. Mai 2012 08:11
> An: tex...@li...
> Betreff: [TeXstudio-list] (Slow) speed of the config Editor panel to be
displayed
> 
> Hi,
> 
> if the config Editor panel is so long to be displayed, is it due to the
long "Font
> Family" list which is displayed for each of the identifiers? If so, a way
to
> increase the speed could be to replace this list by a button that, only
when
> clicked, opens another dialog box where the font family can be chosen.
Indeed,
> it is helpful to compare the formats (bold, italic, colours, etc.) so they
have to
> be displayed simultaneously, but comparing the fonts family is of minor
> interest.
I suppose, that setting the list of fonts for every combobox takes most of
the time. Possible solutions:
1. Use QFontComboBox - if it's reasonably clever implemented, it probably
will not manage the list of fonts itself, but dynamically generate it on
dropdown.
Problem is, that it does not support the <default> we use additionally. We
could try to subclass it. Or we discard the <default> and show the default
font instead (not optimal, because it might lead users to change all fonts
locally instead of changing the default).
2. Only set a single value by default and just create the list, when the box
gets focus.
 
> And what could be nice is to have in this dialog box, beside each font
family, an
> example of it or, as it is currently the case in the "General" panel for
the "Font"
> list, the name of the font family displayed with itself.
That's a QFontComboBox. See above.

> --
> Denis
> 
>
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