Regretfully, fb2k does not provide `on_startup_done` callback and I can't implement it myself.

Quote from: davideleo on 2019-11-26 13:37:43

I have no need to recalculate the width of the text at every on_paint

As I've said, you can *cache* the value. Or just use a simple boolean guard

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var isInitialized = false;
function on_paint()
{
  if (!isInitialized )
  {
    CalculateSmth();
    isInitialized =true;
  }
}

- on_paint and on_size callbacks *might* (and often will) be called before the fb2k is fully initialized.

components loaded
configuration read
on_size
Spider Monkey panel initialized
on_size (3 times)
UI initialized
foo_custom_database initialized
autoplaylist initialized
foo_enhanced_playcount loaded
start up done (at least start up time is written here in the console log) <-----------------
possible playlist events
on_paint

@AndreaT, it's still quite far from release, but you can use Nightly version in the meantime (Nightly/beta doesn't mean "not stable" ), it has v2 sorting method integrated.

I am getting an installation error. I tried 3 times.
If you need the error code, let me know and I will try to reinstall again.

I need some clarification about memory usage. I'm monitoring the panel and the total memory usage of a one SMP only configuration and I was expecting the two values to coincide. Instead, panel memory usage reaches 52 MB before GC kicks in, while total memory usage is more or less stuck on 2 MB. How is that? Why is total memory usage lower than panel memory usage?

Hello @TheQwertiest , I am getting the same error: Could not load component "foo_spider_monkey_panel.fb2k-component": bad allocation.

By the way, is it correct that this package is 57MB in size and that I had to rename the file removing the ending "_debug"?

What smp version are you using?

v1.2.2-preview+0db3c6a4

Thanks for the answer. Since it's a one-panel configuration, can I presume the total memory consumption to be that of the only panel, or does the component use more memory besides the panel shares?