Good strategy, Yakov. I created one string ("123456789" + \n) and
copy-pasted it over and over to generate an easy-to-track raw number of
characters. Since I use the WordCountMacro by Simon Baird, the line break
made it easy to know how many 9-letter "words" and 10-letter blocks of
characters were being saved in the tiddler.
Unfortunately, I couldn't replicate the crash. I got to up to as many as
100,000 10-character blocks with no errors (
http://tiddlywiki.secret-hq.com/group/images/tw1Mcharacters.png) --
although, as you might expect, the TW's performance bogged down a bit.
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