This is exactly as in the title. I can record a video if you can't reproduce.
Open window with GtkFlow. (May be you need spawn some more nodes)
Then unfocus window.
This is exactly as in the title. I can record a video if you can't reproduce.
Open window with GtkFlow. (May be you need spawn some more nodes)
Then unfocus window.
The problem has something to do with fading animations in GtkButtons. The Problem arises if there is at least one node that contains at least one button.
A workaround that helps somewhat is deactivating Animations from the application side with
Got around debugging a bit more.
The problem has something to do with fading animations in GtkButtons. The Problem arises if there is at least one node that contains at least one button.
A workaround that helps somewhat is deactivating Animations from the application side with
Vala:
```
Gtk.Settings.get_default().gtk_enable_animations = false
```
Python
```Python
Gtk.Settings.get_default().set_property("gtk-enable-animations", False)
```
I'll nevertheless try to fix this at its roots.
unfortunately this issue still exists. maybe it suffices disallowing animations of elements that are children of Gtk.NodeViews for your usecase.
i was not able to determine the root cause of this issue.
unfortunately this issue still exists. maybe it suffices disallowing animations of elements that are children of `Gtk.NodeView`s for your usecase.
i was not able to determine the root cause of this issue.
it seems unlikely, but nevertheless when i tried with examples/colors.py (spawn Operation nodes, because you need at least one button in a node to trigger the bug) the problem seems to have vanished.
@gavr123456789 can you confirm that the current master does not trigger the problem anymore?
maybe @activey can try as well? :)
i am currently on Gtk3 3.24.24-1
it seems unlikely, but nevertheless when i tried with `examples/colors.py` (spawn Operation nodes, because you need at least one button in a node to trigger the bug) the problem seems to have vanished.
@gavr123456789 can you confirm that the current master does not trigger the problem anymore?
maybe @activey can try as well? :)
i am currently on Gtk3 3.24.24-1
This is exactly as in the title. I can record a video if you can't reproduce.
Open window with GtkFlow. (May be you need spawn some more nodes)
Then unfocus window.
Got around debugging a bit more.
The problem has something to do with fading animations in GtkButtons. The Problem arises if there is at least one node that contains at least one button.
A workaround that helps somewhat is deactivating Animations from the application side with
Vala:
Python
I'll nevertheless try to fix this at its roots.
Hey, is this still a thing? I'm really considering going with your lib but still I'd like to stick to animated gtk stuff ;)
unfortunately this issue still exists. maybe it suffices disallowing animations of elements that are children of
Gtk.NodeView
s for your usecase. i was not able to determine the root cause of this issue.Hmm, thats interesting. I will take a closer look at it :)
Just thinking - did fix introduced in #20 change anything here?
it seems unlikely, but nevertheless when i tried with
examples/colors.py
(spawn Operation nodes, because you need at least one button in a node to trigger the bug) the problem seems to have vanished.@gavr123456789 can you confirm that the current master does not trigger the problem anymore? maybe @activey can try as well? :)
i am currently on Gtk3 3.24.24-1
I have not experienced any cpu usage issues, everything works pretty well, checked it against cpu usage graph and its all good.
good news. i was still able to recreate the bug under different conditions but as of
a1e5234
it is fixed for good :)