Hi Edward,
I'm not seeing anything when searching chronologically in the Group here
for "eventfilter" but its been coming up for me me recently as an issue.
As I read a bit earlier on the group, if you ctrl-c, you get traceback
data. I did just this, and found that repeatedly pressing ctrl-c lead to
the issue progressing forward past the initial 'frozen state'. If you
want, I could take a screencapture video, it just takes a bit to setup but
does illustrate the issue a lot better. Hoping perhaps you've seen it so
I'm typing a quick note first.
I launch Leo, and the following is the backtrace data during multiple
control-C events. I saw more of the GUI show up, but still the end state
was a frozen Leo.
I'll make a video for you a bit later today after I finish some work at the
datacenter, but in my attempt to install a new Leo on my new laptop vs an
older one on a much worse laptop (although not much older...just horrid
lack of enough thermal dissipation causing near constant 200 to 500mhz
throttling, down from 1800) I came across this problem.
Confirming on my desktop which works peachy with older Leo:
Leo Log Window
Leo 5.4-devel, build 20160722143100, Fri, Jul 22, 2016 2:31:00 PM
Git repo info: branch = master, commit = aca8d416ec35
Python 2.7.10, PyQt version 4.8.7
linux2
setting leoID from os.getenv('USER'): 'mike'
load dir: /home/mike/leo-editor/leo/core
global config dir: /home/mike/leo-editor/leo/config
home dir: /home/mike
reading settings in /home/mike/leo-editor/leo/config/leoSettings.leo
Using default leo file name:
/home/mike/.leo/workbook.leo
reading settings in /home/mike/leo-editor/leo/doc/CheatSheet.leo
But then with the new Git master, it freezes. Same python.
I'll do a new strace (had older data, and a different scenario of how it
failed before updating GIT just today, November 10th.. It seemed to fail
slightly differently about 3 days ago when I first started this message)
If I do something like: click away the splash screen, move the window to my
other monitor, and then full-screen resize it from a window, pressing
ctrl-c a few times in the terminal adjacent to it causes the "frozen" Leo
to then resize, and somewhat progress in the continuation of its main loop,
but it keeps getting stuck.
It should be noted, that fullscreen capture of this is considerably
draining on my CPU on the desktop here, so it was a lot harder to ctrl-c it
at the right point in its loop to break out and continue with the GUI
updating. Then after the last time, i hit ctrl-c a few times too many, and
held it down, and finally Leo caught the interrupt and quit. Without ffmpeg
going full-out, I was able to trigger the "continuation" within about 3-4
non-held-down-to-repeat ctrl-c presses.
Here is the problem in action... https://youtu.be/cAgxr-dO74E - Screen
recording of the problem in progress. <https://youtu.be/cAgxr-dO74E>
And the output of all that text you see scrolling by...
https://bpaste.net/show/8fe126429c0f
Please let me know what else you may need.
Thanks,
Mike
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