B4J Question Too much high latency in pressing buttons

Erel

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• Apr 6, 2020

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Does it take the same time until you see the button changing its visual state (getting pushed)?

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 6, 2020

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Erel said:

Does it take the same time until you see the button changing its visual state (getting pushed)?

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I'm not sure I understand the question. Anyway I've uploaded a video to show the effect:
How you can see, the button changes its state when the finger is already far from the display.

 

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rspitzer

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• Apr 6, 2020

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I have noticed the same thing in my projects. When I use the raspberry pi 3, seems to have more of a problem than the raspberry pi 4 from my own testing. Also there is quite a difference in running the program in debug vs real time, do you have the same problem when you don't run it in debug mode?

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 6, 2020

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Yes, the video is taken from raspberry 4 and not in debug mode.

 

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Erel

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• Apr 7, 2020

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The video answered my question. Make some tests.
Add a new button with the default background and don't handle its events. Is it also slow like this?

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 7, 2020

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It seems to work better, often works, but sometime there is still a delay.

 

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rspitzer

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• Apr 7, 2020

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I use 2 different manufacturers of touch screens, one manufacturer does not require a separate driver for the touch screen, the touch interface is setup to look like a mouse, the other screen requires a driver that is separate and needs to load during the boot up process. The screen with the driver has more latency problems than the non driver model. Just offering this up as a possibility? BTW, your graphics are very nice, very good looking interface.

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 7, 2020

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This touchscreen model doesn't require any additional driver. In any case it isn't the cause because the arrow of the pointer goes immediatly in the correct position. It is the button to be slow.

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 8, 2020

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Any idea? I should deliver this job in few days and I'm locked...

 

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Sandman

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• Apr 8, 2020

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I would do a test: Make a brand new (really, don't reuse anything) project with just two buttons and no code. Put it on the device, test and record a new video and post it here.

 

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Alessandra Pellegri

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• Apr 8, 2020

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I detected the cause of the problem: the library jGauges. It seems requiring too much resources. So on the PC it runs good but RPi 4 can't manage it well.

 

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