Script Editor Unusable on Windows

scott at elementarysoftware.com scott at elementarysoftware.com
Wed Sep 26 02:37:28 EDT 2018


Thank you for your efforts here, Curry! I’m trying to use LC 9 much more now that 9.0.1 is out. I’m running into a script editor slow down on Mac (High Sierra 10.13.6) fairly often.  Keystrokes lagging far behind and copy - paste keyboard shortcuts sporadically not working.  Restarting the IDE seems to fix it but I haven’t worked out a recipe. I’m glad you are trying to track it down!

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Scott Morrow

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> On Sep 25, 2018, at 11:23 PM, Curry Kenworthy via use-livecode <use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:
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> 
> Following up - just wanted to mention that this is a bit more complex. Yesterday I was going to submit a screenshot of my system specs (and I did) but found that my current recipe, tested during a problematic LC session the day before, was not at all sufficient to trigger the issue from scratch. Panos, thanks for confirming the same on your end.
> 
> That's a very good thing in one sense; perhaps this issue isn't going to bite newbies on day one of using LC, and that helps the cause. However, I certainly don't want to minimize it or make light of it to any degree; the script editor slowdown is one heck of a show stopper when it does strike (right when you're hard at work) and all the more insidious until we know the conditions that trigger it.
> 
> Very likely we will know soon. It may take some days, but as I have time I will hunt down the trigger and hopefully see whether it affects other platforms and how much 901 SE performance differs from 900 or other versions. I've seen the slowdown several times - big difference between running the occasional LC test on a platform/chip and doing actual LC work on it every day for hours! Enough that I had already started developing a habit of avoiding 901 when I know I'll be typing a lot.
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> Now I will do just the opposite and use 901 for all possible code editing to pin this thing down for a foolproof recipe, and then hopefully it'll be history before long! Thanks.
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> Best wishes,
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