Pikamander2

@Sidd-Amateur-Dvlper @Akshar-code - It's most likely just an undocumented API limitation. If that's the case, then you'll need to split your paragraphs apart into smaller ones and make multiple API...

This appears to be an easy workaround: ``` def pattern_stopiteration_workaround(): try: print(lexeme('gave')) except: pass def main(): pattern_stopiteration_workaround() #Add your other code here ``` Basically, the pattern code will fail the...

Here's an easy workaround: ``` def pattern_stopiteration_workaround(): try: print(lexeme('gave')) except: pass def main(): pattern_stopiteration_workaround() #Add your other code here ``` Basically, the pattern code will fail the first time you...

**Another solution:** If your sticky sidebar has a unique class/ID that distinguishes it from a non-sticky sidebar, then you can just wait for it to appear: ``` function load_sticky_sidebar_ad() {...

Hey @pypt - We need this change in our app too. Do you have a rough idea of when the change will be added?

Ideally, it would be nice to have an official setting to suppress the output.

Possibly related: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21198857/python-multiprocessing-example-not-working/

@jxmorris12 - Just tested it on a different setup (Windows 7 + IDLE 3.8.9 whereas last time I used Windows 10 + IDLE 3.9.0) and the exact same thing happened....

@jxmorris12 - I'm not getting any hard freezes on Windows 10, but I do have a likely-related problem where the java.exe process never ends even after IDLE is closed. ...

@jxmorris12 - I just tested out the process bug in both CMD and IDLE and it looks like this bug also only occurs with IDLE. In regards to Windows testing,...