https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=510452
--- Comment #4 from Jan <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Thomas Friedrichsmeier from comment #2) > Thanks for reporting. > > Could you quantify "many lines", roughly? So far, I've only observed this in scripts that have more than 100 lines. However, I hardly have any scripts that are shorter than that. > "Start a script" means you have opened it in an editor window and select > Run->Run All? Or are you pasting it (which does very similar, but not quite > identical things in the background)? First. The script is open in the editor window and I press Run All. > Does your script produce any output (or possibly even a lot of output)? The script that I noticed uses print(end-index) to write a kind of countdown. The countdown stopped halfway through, but I saw that there was still CPU load and after a while the result file was saved. > Does your script contain (mostly) all code in a single syntactical unit (such > as encapsulated in a local({...}) or function() {...}), or does it consist of > more "interactive" small statements? Nested for loops in which many functions are called. (In reply to Thomas Friedrichsmeier from comment #3) > Oh, and could you also put a rough percentage to "really not often"? In a maximum of 5% of all designs. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
