Open ben519 opened 7 years ago
@ben519 not seeing this on my end. is this still an issue for you?
Yes, this still hangs Rodeo for me. Forgot to mention that I'm using Rodeo 2.4.2 combined with an Anaconda virtual environment using Python 3.5.2. And I'm on mac osx 10.11.6
very weird. can you send over your logfile (or at least the last 2K lines of it)? ~/rodeo.log
Interesting. I had two rodeo log files. They're both attached.
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very weird. can you send over your logfile (or at least the last 2K lines of it)? ~/rodeo.log
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(Off-topic: @ben519 Yeah, the log files roll to one additional file so we won't lose anything even after the file exceeds its limit and is cleared. I'm going to change the logging to something cheaper and manage it wiser in the future -- once everything becomes more obvious in the UI. )
I have the same issue Rodeo 2.4.10 However, as I write in a language where "strange" characters, e.g. ščž are used all the time, this is very important to me (I can not use rodeo for what I want if this is not resolved).
Is this issue being worked on?
Otherwise, this would be my No.1 Python IDE.
If you try to execute this text inside Rodeo, it will hang
['Friday’, 'Saturday']
Of course, I eventually realized the apostrophe at the end of Friday is the culprit, but I thought I'd report this anyways. When I execute this in an Anaconda shell in Terminal, I get a nice error message.