I've written a timed decorator that times the function calls, it is
imported with:
from util.timed import timed
and called with
@timed()
def function_to_time():
In the tvguide, when moving about, down a channel and right to next
program, the following output is seen, from this it is pretty clear the
then delay is caused by refresh.
-> eventhandler
-> change_channel
-> rebuild
-> refresh
-> update
-> update_schedules
<- update_schedules: 0.001
<- update: 0.018
<- refresh: 0.302
<- rebuild: 0.308
<- change_channel: 0.315
<- eventhandler: 0.316
-> eventhandler
-> change_program
-> rebuild
-> refresh
-> update
-> update_schedules
<- update_schedules: 0.001
<- update: 0.020
<- refresh: 0.305
<- rebuild: 0.312
<- change_program: 0.318
<- eventhandler: 0.318
I'm just wondering if anyone knows why the refresh function takes about
1/3 of a second?
This message is just for information, but comments are welcome.
Duncan
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