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    Default QPlainTextEdit is slow when implementing custom resize of parent window

    Hi, all

    I'm working on a Web Editor I'm building from scratch using a frameless-window so I have had to implement resizing myself.

    The problem is that if I fill in as little as a 100 lines of html-code - with or without wordwraping - it gets realy slow to resize the parent window.
    The QPlainTextEdit is placed in a layout with the Expanding policy.

    The way I implemented the resize functionality is through a cornerWidget on the QPlainTextEdit itself, using mousePress-, mouseMove-, and mouseReleaseEvent's. This works fine when the QPlainTextEdit is empty.

    Thanks for any pointers on how to proceed =D

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    Default Re: QPlainTextEdit is slow when implementing custom resize of parent window

    You can start by posting the your resize code.
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