After upgrading to Textmate 1.5.8 the program has all of a sudden started to use all CPU and allocating more and more memory for no apparent reason. It then beachballs and has to be forced to quit. This happens even with a single, small file open. Anyone else seeing this?
On Feb 11, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Sven Axelsson wrote:
After upgrading to Textmate 1.5.8 the program has all of a sudden started to use all CPU and allocating more and more memory for no apparent reason. It then beachballs and has to be forced to quit. This happens even with a single, small file open. Anyone else seeing this?
What language is the simple, small file written in? What are the contents of that file?
—Alex
2009/2/12 Alex Ross tm-alex@rosiba.com
On Feb 11, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Sven Axelsson wrote:
After upgrading to Textmate 1.5.8 the program has all of a sudden started to use all CPU and allocating more and more memory for no apparent reason. It then beachballs and has to be forced to quit. This happens even with a single, small file open. Anyone else seeing this?
It actually happens with single, small files in several languages, albeit somewhat obscure ones. One occurrence is with Lilypond files containing columnar text markup, and another is with AsciiDoc where I can make this happen by typing "> x" (without the quotes) in a file. Has there been any changes to the Oniguruma library or to the syntax parser I wonder? Errors in the syntax files should really not kill Texmate.
On Feb 13, 2009, at 2:02 PM, Sven Axelsson wrote:
It actually happens with single, small files in several languages, albeit somewhat obscure ones. One occurrence is with Lilypond files containing columnar text markup, and another is with AsciiDoc where I can make this happen by typing "> x" (without the quotes) in a file. Has there been any changes to the Oniguruma library or to the syntax parser I wonder? Errors in the syntax files should really not kill Texmate.
The Asciidoc error is an infinite loop error in the grammar, if Lilypond acts the same it's probably the same issue. If you want to provide a sample that I can look into fixing it.
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