speaking about creating (a large number of) nonexisting files: when calling cocoex.Observer and there exist already 999 output folders with the given result_folder name, the Python kernel crashes . Strangely enough, it happens while the folder name trailing with '-999' does not exist while '-998' does exist (hence 999 folders exist). I still suspect the string memory allocation in C as the offender in that it cannot handle more than three digits?
On macos with the current development branch.
speaking about creating (a large number of) nonexisting files: when calling
cocoex.Observerand there exist already 999 output folders with the givenresult_foldername, the Python kernel crashes . Strangely enough, it happens while the folder name trailing with'-999'does not exist while'-998'does exist (hence 999 folders exist). I still suspect the string memory allocation in C as the offender in that it cannot handle more than three digits?On macos with the current development branch.