Dear Team,
On Feb 20, 12:33 pm, Simon King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, perhaps better to start the process again and (in 26 hours) save
> the temporary file...
I was not patient enough. Instead, i successfully tried a work around.
I observed that
singular.eval(s)
creates a buffer file only if the string s is longer than about 850
characters (why, anyway?).
In my case s has a very simple structure: It describes one minuend and
a couple of hundred subtrahends. Moreover, minuend and subtrahends do
not contain minus signs. So i can break it up into small pieces with
s.split('-'), and then compute the result in a loop. In that way, i
avoid the creation of a temporary file.
And this helps, the interface stays awake.
However, if you want to find out why the interface broke and if the
singular logfile provided earlier does not suffice, i can return to a
previous version of my program and reproduce it. But then please tell
me what logs you need and how i can make them.
Yours
Simon
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