https://youtu.be/BN0FTZCpbgE
While I do see the issue you've documented here, I think it's understandable why it would take a longer time for a significant amount of text such as that to be pasted into a note. It also looks like the app didn't crash, but instead was just unresponsive for some time. When you clicked "Wait" in the unresponsive pop-up, did the app function properly after that?
Logos mobile (10.2.0 beta) - slow paste followed by crash
As per video, copy a moderate amount of year and paste into logos. The paste takes a long time, then results in a error and the UI thread seizes up totally.
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Paul
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While I do see the issue you've documented here, I think it's understandable why it would take a longer time for a significant amount of text such as that to be pasted into a note. It also looks like the app didn't crash, but instead was just unresponsive for some time. When you clicked "Wait" in the unresponsive pop-up, did the app function properly after that?
Ali Pope | Logos Desktop and Mobile Program Manager
Thanks for the note Ali. I think it is understandable that it takes a while to process a paste of 2000 words. However this shoudn't be happening on the UI thread, rather a different thread should be used to keep the app responsive. The issue being that the ANR dialog shouldn't appear, cf: https://developer.android.com/training/articles/perf-anr.
Hi Paul,
Do you see any improvement with this in the latest version of our Beta, version 10.2.0.0520?
This version was not available when you started this thread.
If this issue needs further attention, please start a new thread in our Logos Mobile Beta forum.
Any other threads about Beta issues started in this forum should also be moved to the Beta forum if any further discussion or assistance is needed.
Thanks Joe. Please feel free to move any threads to the beta forum. I do not have access to do this but assume the admins do.
Regarding the issue in question of paste performance, it does indeed seem much better. I'll take another look when I have a bit more time, as my initial confirmation was just cursory.