ViewLipd() uses pyQT5 to spawn a new process any time you call the function. These processes don’t get close out and start to accumulate and bog down the system. This happened once before, and I was able to split the function into a new file that gets invoked as a subprocess. The subprocess would close the python process as expected.
ViewLipd() uses pyQT5 to spawn a new process any time you call the function. These processes don’t get close out and start to accumulate and bog down the system. This happened once before, and I was able to split the function into a new file that gets invoked as a subprocess. The subprocess would close the python process as expected.