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[Bug 1267694] Re: [1.0.1] IDE: Abort/Stop function using stop hotkey might leave IDE in an inconsistent state
** Summary changed:
- Stop function is not normal
+ [1.0.1] IDE: Abort/Stop function using stop hotkey might leave IDE in an inconsistent state
** Summary changed:
- [1.0.1] IDE: Abort/Stop function using stop hotkey might leave IDE in an inconsistent state
+ [1.0.1] IDE: Abort/Stop function using stop hotkey might leave IDE in an inconsistent state --- workaround
** Description changed:
sikuli version: 1.0.1
os:64bit, win7
Step:
1, Open the IDE.
2, Edit the simple py script in IDE and save it. like this.
for i in range(1,10000):
- print(i)
+ print(i)
3, Press the key:Alt+Shift+C to stop the running script.
Expect result: The IDE will display normal and run the script again
normally.
Observer result:The IDE display normal, but you could not run the script
successful again. It will back to the IDE UI immediately.
Comments:
I guess we would not force stop the running thread and it will call the jython.jar's thread.
It will cause other phenomenon:It will not real stop the script successful, it will continue to execute the action when you press the stop function.
- I want to know how to stop the running script successful.
+ I want to know how to stop the running script successful.
Thanks for your help.
** Description changed:
+ --- workaround ;-)
+ if you observe strange behaviour of the IDE after having used the stop hotkey, currently the only solution is to stop and restart the IDE
+
+ ----------------------------------------------------------------------
sikuli version: 1.0.1
os:64bit, win7
Step:
1, Open the IDE.
2, Edit the simple py script in IDE and save it. like this.
for i in range(1,10000):
print(i)
3, Press the key:Alt+Shift+C to stop the running script.
Expect result: The IDE will display normal and run the script again
normally.
Observer result:The IDE display normal, but you could not run the script
successful again. It will back to the IDE UI immediately.
Comments:
I guess we would not force stop the running thread and it will call the jython.jar's thread.
It will cause other phenomenon:It will not real stop the script successful, it will continue to execute the action when you press the stop function.
I want to know how to stop the running script successful.
Thanks for your help.
** Changed in: sikuli
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: sikuli
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: sikuli
Assignee: (unassigned) => RaiMan (raimund-hocke)
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Title:
[1.0.1] IDE: Abort/Stop function using stop hotkey might leave IDE in
an inconsistent state --- workaround
Status in Sikuli:
Confirmed
Bug description:
--- workaround ;-)
if you observe strange behaviour of the IDE after having used the stop hotkey, currently the only solution is to stop and restart the IDE
----------------------------------------------------------------------
sikuli version: 1.0.1
os:64bit, win7
Step:
1, Open the IDE.
2, Edit the simple py script in IDE and save it. like this.
for i in range(1,10000):
print(i)
3, Press the key:Alt+Shift+C to stop the running script.
Expect result: The IDE will display normal and run the script again
normally.
Observer result:The IDE display normal, but you could not run the
script successful again. It will back to the IDE UI immediately.
Comments:
I guess we would not force stop the running thread and it will call the jython.jar's thread.
It will cause other phenomenon:It will not real stop the script successful, it will continue to execute the action when you press the stop function.
I want to know how to stop the running script successful.
Thanks for your help.
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