by kiwichick » Sun Aug 21, 2011 9:51 pm
Lowlander wrote:Sorry, I didn't read your initial post correctly. I missed that you clicked on the divider. It seems to work the same as on the column header itself here, save the sorting that shouldn't happen. Both are extremely slow to react here when a large list is shown (10,000 tracks).
The first bug report link you posted was about the column divider, too. I'm sure that's what was meant by the Description "double clicking inbetween header columns". Yes mine is also "extremely slow to react" with a large list.
But I've tried double-clicking column dividers in a portable install with scripts installed, a standard version with scripts installed and a clean portable version with no scripts installed (except code pack) and it is still the same behaviour.
Do you consistently have it resizing the correct column? As I said in the initial post, it can randomly resize the correct column - mostly when I first startup MM but even if it resizes correctly the first two or three times, it will always revert to incorrect resizing.
[quote="Lowlander"]Sorry, I didn't read your initial post correctly. I missed that you clicked on the divider. It seems to work the same as on the column header itself here, save the sorting that shouldn't happen. Both are extremely slow to react here when a large list is shown (10,000 tracks).[/quote]
The first bug report link you posted was about the column divider, too. I'm sure that's what was meant by the Description "double clicking inbetween header columns". Yes mine is also "extremely slow to react" with a large list.
But I've tried double-clicking column dividers in a portable install with scripts installed, a standard version with scripts installed and a clean portable version with no scripts installed (except code pack) and it is still the same behaviour.
Do you consistently have it resizing the correct column? As I said in the initial post, it can randomly resize the correct column - mostly when I first startup MM but even if it resizes correctly the first two or three times, it will always revert to incorrect resizing.