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Hi, i don't have much experience with Gooey, but i have a client that has an existing application that uses it and after research i have no idea what is causing the issues!
Windows 10 OS
Python Version 3.8
Gooey Version 1.0.8.1
I have a program that converts xml files to txt. Gooey is used simply to select the files to run with, then to display progress messages through simple print statements. The issue is the output keeps freezing, at roughly (but not exactly) the same spot, even though the underlying code continues to run. Even when the underlying code has completed, it just stays as frozen / not responding.
I tried reducing no of print statements and adding sys.stdout.flush() after each print, incase the standard out buffer is getting full, but it did not help.
what is strange is there are two systems that run this program, on one it freezes and on the other it doesnt. The code is exactly the same, and so is the python version. I believe the gooey version is also the same but that needs to be double checked.
Appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
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Hi, i don't have much experience with Gooey, but i have a client that has an existing application that uses it and after research i have no idea what is causing the issues!
Windows 10 OS
Python Version 3.8
Gooey Version 1.0.8.1
I have a program that converts xml files to txt. Gooey is used simply to select the files to run with, then to display progress messages through simple print statements. The issue is the output keeps freezing, at roughly (but not exactly) the same spot, even though the underlying code continues to run. Even when the underlying code has completed, it just stays as frozen / not responding.
I tried reducing no of print statements and adding
sys.stdout.flush()
after each print, incase the standard out buffer is getting full, but it did not help.what is strange is there are two systems that run this program, on one it freezes and on the other it doesnt. The code is exactly the same, and so is the python version. I believe the gooey version is also the same but that needs to be double checked.
Appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: