master: Import from OCAL dialog consumes lots of CPU and is multiple times wider than the screen

[Hachmann]

revision 413aaa112, Linux Mint 18.3 Xfce

I've just built master to test the new SVG import, and wanted to try out if it plays well with the OCAL import.

However, when I open the OCAL import dialog, my CPU usage suddenly goes up.
The search works, though, and I can select an image in the result list.
However, the dialog is multiple times (at least 12) wider than my screen and has no 'frame' on the bottom border. There's a large grey area to the left and right of the preview image.

After I dragged the dialog along until I could see the right margin, there was no resize option, but a thin black bar at the right margin of the dialog. After a couple of times of trying to find the pixel where I can usually resize a dialog, it just closed (but Inkscape was still working).

The next time, I just hit enter after selecting an object to import, hoping this would trigger the 'Import' button, but that didn't work (doesn't work in 0.92.3, either - not even tab cycles through the buttons :-( )

[Jabiertxof (jabiertxof)]

Thanks for fill the bug.

I dont see this bug in my debian buster.
Attached screenshot of current OCAL dialog

[Hachmann (marenhachmann)]

Here's a video:

https://youtu.be/zdrbZ1yfgxM

(I had to switch to a text session to be able to kill Inkscape after that video, as my graphical desktop didn't react anymore to mouse clicks)

[Hachmann (marenhachmann)]

(the command line does not give any output)

[Jabiertxof (jabiertxof)]

Is related to SVG link last commit? Not sure how to reproduce in my computer.

[Hachmann (marenhachmann)]

I don't know, but wouldn't think so. I suspect this is more a GTK3 migration thing.
Only discovered when testing for possible complications of the SVG linking.

[Jonathan Hofinger (jhofinger)]

OpenClipart integration has been removed from Inkscape (https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/issues/440), since OpenClipart is down permanently.

Please feel free to file new bugs about the issues you're seeing at http://inkscape.org/report.

Closed by: https://gitlab.com/jhofinger