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After some investigation I found that SIGIL checks every assigned drive letter for accessibility before showing the opening dialog. But it takes ages if one or more of such drive letters are disconnected and not accessible.
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Any chance to change the source code to just open and not checking everything? Kind regards, Wasser Pulle |
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I cannot confirm this. I frequently have disconnected networks, but do not experience this.
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I'm sure Sigil just uses Qt's QFileDialog (which in turn is going to use the native file-open dialog of your particular OS).
Having said that: there may be some flags that could be passed to the Qt function to eliminate your particular issue. But I've never seen any flag that would be relevant. I'd almost bet it's a Qt bug. |
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I have 5 disconnected drives, 4 empty card slots, 1 network drive and none are called up on Windows 7 Home Premium.
I wonder if this is an issue where deleting sigil.ini would help. Does this occur when the computer is first turned on and nothing else is open, or does it happen after other programs that might use Qt are open? |
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Thanks for the hints!
Indeed it might be an issue of the sigil.ini in the user directory.
Voilà! It opens as I expected. Compared the old and new sigil.ini and it seemed to be related to some entries in block [mainwindow]:
But: after that I took the old sigil.ini again and it opens as quick as the new one, so ![]() Weird. I'll further investigate this and keep you updated. *2014-01-02: UPDATE* It just works. Never saw that behavior again, meanwhile there were way too much system changes, so I don't know the real reason of the issue I had before. Anyway: Sigil rulez! Last edited by Wasserpulle; 01-02-2014 at 03:28 PM. |
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