https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=143268
--- Comment #30 from David <genericinet+libreoffice....@gmail.com> --- I did some more testing. The regression is that with 7.x, the Table tree automatically expands when there are tables in the document. In 6.x, the Table tree remains collapsed after a document is opened, even when typing in a table, until the tree is manually expanded. When the tree in 6.x is expanded, then it has the same delayed response as 7.x, even if the tree is subsequently collapsed. The delay is being caused by the SwTable::GetInfo subroutine in sw/source/core/table/swtable.cxx. Adding 'return false;' to the beginning of 'case RES_AUTOFMT_DOCNODE:' case statement corrects the slow response time. In fact, it is not obvious to me what negative ramifications there are to replacing the commands in this case statement with 'return false;'. As far as I can tell, everything still seems to function properly and with a normal response time. But is it necessary to call this subroutine on every key press? It would seem to me that it should only be called if a table is inserted or removed or has a name change. And if the commands in the specified case statement do need to be executed, is there a more efficient way of programming them? Or is the easiest fix for this issue simply to replace the commands executed by this case statement with 'return false;'? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
