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[Gianluca Fontanella <1775394@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Dear Dev,

our company has scripted a "little" sikuli script for our manual. A few
days ago, we found out, that our sikuli is crashing and after that
oftern broke, so we have to restart. This is happening, if we "CTRL +
SHIFT" it while he is running a script. After a few Hours of testing, we
found out, what (we think) is the problem.

Here a example:

 - Create two (2) sikuli scripts. (in this case "_test0" "_test1")

First script ("_test0"):

testFolder = makeFolder('somePath')
runScript(testFolder + '_test1')
for i in xrange(10):
    print "test"

Second script ("_test1"):

wait(10)


If you start now "_test0" and stop it, while it is in the wait from
"_test1", he wouldn´t stop completly. He would stop the wait and go on
with the "for i in...". If you press now a second time on "CRTL +
SHIFT", the system would crash and broke(most of the time).

Yours sincerely
gfont

System Specs:
8 GB RAM
I7 4790 - 3.60 GHz
Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600

Operating System: Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
Sikuli Version:   (nightly: 2018-04-08_20:42)
Java:             Java 8 171

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Fatal Error - System broken because runScript

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  Dear Dev,

  our company has scripted a "little" sikuli script for our manual. A
  few days ago, we found out, that our sikuli is crashing and after that
  oftern broke, so we have to restart. This is happening, if we "CTRL +
  SHIFT" it while he is running a script. After a few Hours of testing,
  we found out, what (we think) is the problem.

  Here a example:

   - Create two (2) sikuli scripts. (in this case "_test0" "_test1")

  First script ("_test0"):

  testFolder = makeFolder('somePath')
  runScript(testFolder + '_test1')
  for i in xrange(10):
      print "test"

  Second script ("_test1"):

  wait(10)


  If you start now "_test0" and stop it, while it is in the wait from
  "_test1", he wouldn´t stop completly. He would stop the wait and go on
  with the "for i in...". If you press now a second time on "CRTL +
  SHIFT", the system would crash and broke(most of the time).

  Yours sincerely
  gfont

  System Specs:
  8 GB RAM
  I7 4790 - 3.60 GHz
  Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600

  Operating System: Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
  Sikuli Version:   (nightly: 2018-04-08_20:42)
  Java:             Java 8 171

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