perf(loader/ui): optimize inspector refresh during drag selection#1849
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Prevent unnecessary refreshes while mouse is pressed during drag selection in the ReviewInspector. The inspector now only updates when the selection is finalized (on mouse release) rather than during the selection process. This reduces UI flickering and improves performance when selecting multiple items via drag in the review inspector panel. Signed-off-by: philippe-ynput <philippe@ynput.io>
Signed-off-by: philippe-ynput <philippe@ynput.io>
Introduce a QTimer-based throttling mechanism in ReviewInspector to dynamically adjust update frequency during drag selection operations. The implementation measures the base update time during the first selection and scales the throttle interval proportionally to the number of selected items. This provides adaptive performance optimization while maintaining responsiveness during interactive selection operations. Timer is properly managed with start/stop calls during mouse press/release events to ensure clean resource handling. Signed-off-by: philippe-ynput <philippe@ynput.io>
Calculate update interval in milliseconds for more precise timing Sort thumbnail keys to reduce cache misses Remove debug print statement Signed-off-by: philippe-ynput <philippe@ynput.io>
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Optimizes ReviewInspector refresh behavior during drag selection to reduce UI flicker and improve responsiveness/performance.
Changes:
- Adds mouse press/release tracking via an event filter on the view viewport.
- Introduces a QTimer-driven throttling mechanism during drag interactions.
- Sorts thumbnail keys before loading to reduce cache misses.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| client/ayon_core/tools/loader/ui/review_inspector.py | Adds mouse tracking + throttled updates for drag selection; tweaks thumbnail loading order. |
| client/ayon_core/tools/loader/ui/_review_table.py | Removes a stray blank line. |
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Ensure inspector refreshes maintain at least 16ms interval to prevent excessive updates during rapid drag selection Signed-off-by: philippe-ynput <philippe@ynput.io>
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Prevent unnecessary refreshes while mouse is pressed during drag selection in the ReviewInspector. The inspector now computes an expected refresh time to avoid filling the task queue with redundant update requests.
This reduces UI flickering and improves performance when selecting multiple items via drag in the review inspector panel.
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