On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 05:40:19PM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > Enrico Forestieri wrote: > >On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 04:19:50PM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > >>For those who want to try the latest and greatest Lyx-Qt4 for windows, > >>point your browser to: > >> > >> http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyX150Experimental > >> > >>Enrico, I would be interested in some new numbers. > > > >First of all let me make some comments ;-) > > > >This time, only the spell checker icon in the extra toolbar goes off > >the initial window size. If you tightened spaces, another small effort > >and we are there ;-) > > Nope, I have done nothing is this area but upgrading to Qt-4.1.3. So the > answer could be "Let's wait for 4.1.4" ;-).
Won't we give a hand to it? ;-) > >After loading a file, I get a lot of lines like the following one: > >QPixmap::fromWinHBITMAP(), failed to get bitmap bits > > > >and some spurious message like this one: > >QPainter::begin(), paintdevice returned engine == 0, type: 2 > > I don't see this, maybe it's related to the following? No, it happens after installing the fonts. > >Even if I have the bakoma fonts installed, all the equations are > >messed up. This one must be a byproduct of the recent changes > >by Joost. I obviated to this problem by copying the fonts > > I don't see this either (I don't think I have the bakoma font installed > at all). The equations in the UserGuide at least are appearing correctly. You should look for greek letters and special symbols. > >to Resources/fonts. However, I think that this should not happen, > >i.e., if I already have the fonts installed, they should be > >used when they are missing from Resources/fonts. Perhaps the code > >should not try to blindly add the fonts but should test if they > >are actually available where they are expected to be. > > And once you copied the fonts do you still see the error messages above? Yes. > >Now, let's come to the PageDown test. You achieved an improvement > >of about 25% because now it tooks only 1m2s as opposed to 1m23s. > >However, this is still about 2 times slower than qt3 and almost > >5 times slower than qt3/x11. > > This is less than I hoped but it's an improvement. And don't forget that > the keyboard buffering is disabled. Maybe, but there's something fundamentally wrong with Qt/Win. > >The "Insert Table" widget is very nice ;-) > > Yes, good work Edwin! Looking forward to the new math toolbar ;-) -- Enrico
