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#11
Originally Posted by cb22 View Post
QML is most certainly not slow in real use. Turning off OpenGL gave a huge performance boost, and I'd say the GUI performance of my Python / QML app is far greater than the built in C / GTK ones.
Depends on use case, but an huge QTreeView with a custom delegate in faster in python with pure qt (qwidget) than qml.
 
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This is what I said above - you should/have to know how delegates are handled/called in QML otherwise you won't realize where your CPU power is going. It's not a QML issue per se - if you constructed your own stuff with QWidgets and QDeclarativeView that (really) did the same thing, it would be about the same speewise, too.
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