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Author Name: Tim Sutton (Tim Sutton)
Original Redmine Issue: 1974
Redmine category:map_canvas
Assignee: Tim Sutton
User story 1:
Joe is reordering layers, each of which points back to a postgis database with thousands of records. Each time he drops a layer to a new position, he waits a long time while each layer redraws, even though the content of the layers is the same, just being rendered in a different order.
User story 2:
Jane is changing symbology in a layer. When she clicks apply, she waits a long time while all other layers redraw too.
User story 3:
Pete is hiding and showing layers. Each time he hides or shows a layer, he waits a long time while the layers redraw.
The solution to this is to provide some kind of caching mechanism. The attached patch is my first draft that addresses the above scenarios and makes QGIS much more responsive when engaged in the activities described.
Please note the patch is a work in progress and there are some edge cases where it does not yet behave well. In order to activate caching, tick the checkbox for this in the rendering tab of the options panel (its disabled by default).
Version 5 offers dramatically better performance now that I have changed it to use QImage rather than QPixmap. The last remaining task is to clear the cache images of non-visible layers when the extents change to prevent rendering anomalies when enabling display of a layer after a zoom operation.
Author Name: Tim Sutton (Tim Sutton)
Original Redmine Issue: 1974
Redmine category:map_canvas
Assignee: Tim Sutton
User story 1:
Joe is reordering layers, each of which points back to a postgis database with thousands of records. Each time he drops a layer to a new position, he waits a long time while each layer redraws, even though the content of the layers is the same, just being rendered in a different order.
User story 2:
Jane is changing symbology in a layer. When she clicks apply, she waits a long time while all other layers redraw too.
User story 3:
Pete is hiding and showing layers. Each time he hides or shows a layer, he waits a long time while the layers redraw.
The solution to this is to provide some kind of caching mechanism. The attached patch is my first draft that addresses the above scenarios and makes QGIS much more responsive when engaged in the activities described.
Please note the patch is a work in progress and there are some edge cases where it does not yet behave well. In order to activate caching, tick the checkbox for this in the rendering tab of the options panel (its disabled by default).
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