Dive list scrolling in Subsurface-mobile

[Dirk Hohndel]

I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance to test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness" that we need to distinguish.

(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly, but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the Nexus 10)
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the bottom of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the scroll, the dive list jumps back to the bottom

I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of jerkiness, still?

/D

[Dirk Hohndel]

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance to test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness" that we need to distinguish.
(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly, but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the Nexus 10)
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the bottom of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the scroll, the dive list jumps back to the bottom
I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of jerkiness, still?

Thanks, Mac - I corrected this to Joakim and it promptly changed it back. Sorry about that.

/D

[Joakim Bygdell]

Post by Dirk Hohndel

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance

to test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.

Post by Dirk Hohndel
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness"

that we need to distinguish.

Post by Dirk Hohndel
(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly,

but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the
Nexus 10)

Post by Dirk Hohndel
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the

bottom of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the
scroll, the dive list jumps back to the bottom

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of

jerkiness, still?
Thanks, Mac - I corrected this to Joakim and it promptly changed it back. Sorry about that.
/D

I can see (1), most prominently when there is a shift between trip and non
trip dives.
Seems like it stops to read whats in the trips before the scrolling
continues.

/ Jocke

[Dirk Hohndel]

Post by Dirk Hohndel

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance to test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness" that we need to distinguish.
(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly, but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the Nexus 10)
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the bottom of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the scroll, the dive list jumps back to the bottom
I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of jerkiness, still?

Thanks, Mac - I corrected this to Joakim and it promptly changed it back. Sorry about that.
/D
I can see (1), most prominently when there is a shift between trip and non trip dives.
Seems like it stops to read whats in the trips before the scrolling continues.

So if you have several trips with a lot of dives in them, it reads creates the content
for all of those dives, and then just doesn't show them. I have been trying to figure
out how to accelerate that so that it would only create the content for those items
it shows, but haven't been able to figure out how to do that.

Anything we can do to make the to delegates in DiveList.qml take less time will help
with the smoothness of the scrolling...

But I'm glad that right now no one appears to be seeing (2) anymore...

/D

[Anton Lundin]

Post by Dirk Hohndel

Post by Dirk Hohndel

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance to test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness" that we need to distinguish.
(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly, but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the Nexus 10)
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the bottom of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the scroll, the dive list jumps back to the bottom
I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of jerkiness, still?

Thanks, Mac - I corrected this to Joakim and it promptly changed it back. Sorry about that.
/D
I can see (1), most prominently when there is a shift between trip and non trip dives.
Seems like it stops to read whats in the trips before the scrolling continues.

So if you have several trips with a lot of dives in them, it reads creates the content
for all of those dives, and then just doesn't show them. I have been trying to figure
out how to accelerate that so that it would only create the content for those items
it shows, but haven't been able to figure out how to do that.
Anything we can do to make the to delegates in DiveList.qml take less time will help
with the smoothness of the scrolling...
But I'm glad that right now no one appears to be seeing (2) anymore...

I did see it up until the latest beta update, where it went away.

I'm also really glad that its gone, it was driving me nuts, and I was
even thinking about learning qml to fix it =)


//Anton

[Miika Turkia]

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I got my five year old Nexus 10 to take a charge again and had a chance to
test the latest beta of Subsurface-mobile on it.
Based on that I would say there are two different types of "jerkiness"
that we need to distinguish.
(1) the scrolling isn't completely "smooth". It sometimes stops briefly,
but then continues in a logical and consistent manner (I see that with the
Nexus 10)
(2) the scrolling jumps around in weird ways, i.e., you are at the bottom
of the dive list scrolling up, you lift your finger to continue the scroll,
the dive list jumps back to the bottom
I can no longer see (2). Miika, Joacim - do you see this level of jerkiness, still?

I think I only see the (1).

miika