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Message #14085
[Bug 1013396] Re: X-1.0rc3-931: Java heap space exhausted with long running script using Region.right() .below() .nearby().
** Changed in: sikuli
Status: Confirmed => In Progress
** Changed in: sikuli
Assignee: (unassigned) => RaiMan (raimund-hocke)
** Changed in: sikuli
Milestone: None => x1.0
** Changed in: sikuli
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Title:
X-1.0rc3-931: Java heap space exhausted with long running script using
Region.right() .below() .nearby().
Status in Sikuli:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
******** details - workaround
only Region.right() and .below() and .nearby() are affected.
.above() and .left() are ok.
There is no other workaround, than to make your own functions, to get
a Region right or below or nearby of a given region.
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It took me a while* to track this one down:
NO memory leak:
def getNumbers(numType, region):
return 0
def test()
x=regions['topLeft'].find("JI.png")
getNumbers("topLeft", x) # <----<----<---- Region
while True:
test()
MEMORY LEAK:
def getNumbers(numType, region):
return 0
def test()
x=regions['topLeft'].find("JI.png")
getNumbers("topLeft", x.right(75)) #<---<---<--- Region.right(x)
while True:
test()
System: win7 64bit
JRE 1.6.32 (JRE1.7.04 tested as well)
Sikuli X1.0rc3(905) (1.0RC930 tested as well)
I've tested a few variations of the code above already. I will go on,
since that script is essential to a project I am running.
PS: getNumbers is my own text (number) recognition algorithm since
region.text() isn't working yet.
* "a while" == 12 days - anyway, sikuli is really good for it's
purpose
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