The problem seems to be that the add-in is executed every time I click on a parameter in the function-wizard, and thus the optimization routines I am wrapping are executed over and over again as I cycle through the different parameters. So it's not a bug, but something you want to keep in mind for larger problems that take several minutes or longer to finish.
- joachim On 5/29/07, Juergen Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Joachim, that of course sounds strange and we should analyze it in detail. I am not really familiar with the Python binding but anyway we should try to check it. Maybe you can prepare a small demo add-in and can provide it for further investigation. Juergen Joachim Dahl wrote: > I have a final question that I'd like to ask you... > > I developed and tested the add-in on Ubuntu Feisty that comes with OOo > 2.2.0. > The add-in > seems to work perfectly, but the function wizard is incredibly sluggish > for my add-in (and not for the > regular OOo add-in)... For example, when I select a parameter in the > add-in, CPU usage goes > to 100% and it takes 5-10s before the new parameter and the corresponding > cell ranges are > highlighted - and the examples are all very small. But if I update the > add-in parameters > directly without the function wizard it works fast and smoothly, so it's > not just simply Python > being slow. > > Can anyone think of a potential error in the add-in that would cause this? > If I can solve this problem > also, I will be happy to the add a small Python example to the wiki in > return for all your help... > > thanks > Joachim > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
