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[Chris Johnston <chrisjohnston@xxxxxxxxxx>]

** Summary changed:

- When renaming or typying a new task name, wait a few characters before firing an update
+ When renaming or typing a new task name, wait a few characters before firing an update

** Description changed:

- IIf you start typying a new task name or rename an existing one (in the
+ If you start typing a new task name or rename an existing one (in the
  Edit task windows) the update frequency is 1-character. That means that
- typying "This is a new task" will result in almost 20 updates of the
- task name.
+ typing "This is a new task" will result in almost 20 updates of the task
+ name.
  
  The consequences of this are a sluggish feeling while modifying task
  names. The proposed solution is to delay firing updates until user stops
- typying, this is common behaviour in other applications with similar
+ typing, this is common behaviour in other applications with similar
  situations.
  
- 
  GTG rocks, thanks :).

** Changed in: gtg
   Importance: Undecided => Wishlist

** Changed in: gtg
       Status: New => Confirmed

** Changed in: gtg
    Milestone: None => 0.3

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When renaming or typing a new task name, wait a few characters before firing an update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/522973
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Status in Getting Things GNOME!: Confirmed

Bug description:
If you start typing a new task name or rename an existing one (in the Edit task windows) the update frequency is 1-character. That means that typing "This is a new task" will result in almost 20 updates of the task name.

The consequences of this are a sluggish feeling while modifying task names. The proposed solution is to delay firing updates until user stops typing, this is common behaviour in other applications with similar situations.

GTG rocks, thanks :).