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@efiring efiring commented May 23, 2013

Hiding the FileChooserDialog was pointless, because a
new one is created each time the Save Figure button is
clicked in the Toolbar. Hiding seems to have prevented
the widget from being destroyed based on refcount, and this
led to heavy access to the recently-used.xbel file with
every subsequent keystroke.

efiring added 2 commits May 23, 2013 11:27
Hiding the FileChooserDialog was pointless, because a
new one is created each time the Save Figure button is
clicked in the Toolbar.  Hiding seems to have prevented
the widget from being destroyed based on refcount, and this
led to heavy access to the recently-used.xbel file with
every subsequent keystroke.
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pelson commented May 24, 2013

👍 from me. I'm willing to merge this provided we can check that it hasn't had cross platform adverse affects in the release candidate. I propose we explicitly ask for release candidate testers to reply to the RC announcement with their OS, python version, numpy version and backends tested.

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mdboom commented May 24, 2013

Yeah -- I agree. Let's get this in the release candidate to give it lots of testing, and fix or revert as necessary before the final release.

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backend_gtk: don't hide FileChooserDialog; closes #1530
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mdboom commented May 28, 2013

@efiring: Unfortunately, it now appears that the file save dialog never goes away. It saves the file, but the dialog remains open and responsive after clicking the Save button. This is on Fedora 18. Can you confirm on your system?

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