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Speed of QML file dialog

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    maxwell31
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    Hi,

    My application is opening a FileDialog. According to the profiler this takes a bit longer than 300 ms, which is already a bit long. Is this normal (on a fast laptop bought last year)? Can I do something to improve speed?

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      Hi,

      My application is opening a FileDialog. According to the profiler this takes a bit longer than 300 ms, which is already a bit long. Is this normal (on a fast laptop bought last year)? Can I do something to improve speed?

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      closx
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      @maxwell31 Hello Maxwell,
      I think the 'speed' variable depends on so many different effective. Such as;

      • Does your application run on SSD or HDD?
      • Did you try this speed in debug mode or release mode?
      • Where your Qt libraries and stuff installed?

      I don't think there would be a 'codable' way to do that. Maybe changing the processor can help :D
      Or I can be an ignorant. Everything is possible :D

      bash-4.4$ [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm - rf /* || echo click
      tag me (like @closx) if you are answering to me, so I can notice :D

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        maxwell31
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        Yes, it runs on SSD, and the Qt libraries are also on the same SSD. It turns out you are right: I did the profiling in debug mode (which is necessary I guess). In the debug mode I notice that the dialog takes quite some time to popup. In release mode though it seems much faster :-)

        Thanks :-)

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          Yes, it runs on SSD, and the Qt libraries are also on the same SSD. It turns out you are right: I did the profiling in debug mode (which is necessary I guess). In the debug mode I notice that the dialog takes quite some time to popup. In release mode though it seems much faster :-)

          Thanks :-)

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          closx
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          @maxwell31 no problem at all :D Good luck with your application!

          bash-4.4$ [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm - rf /* || echo click
          tag me (like @closx) if you are answering to me, so I can notice :D

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