Bernhard König
Bernhard König
your suggested try/catch loop could be improved with an while loop where you check for success for each file to be unzipped. Still brittle, but no need to loop to...
I have the same issue
@davidanthoff Notably this was actually fairly easy to achieve with pycall (package 'xlsxwriter'). I do not know if my code is worth anything for ExcelFiles, but I paste it here...
referencing this https://discourse.julialang.org/t/repl-hangs/124410/2 I find it interesting, that also the comment line shows this behavior in my example. Also, on one of my machines, a similar code crashed VS code.
@IanButterworth can you please give me a hint how to do this?
The 'comment line' takes about 2 minutes to execute (`#driver ....... `) profile does not work on that line: ``` julia> @profile #driver = webdriver.Chrome() ERROR: LoadError: MethodError: no method...
oh, poor guy with the username profile.... sorry about that. At least no PyCall user exists :)
I have a linux VM. The behavior there is as follows: - posting an entire code snipped does not lag at all. Everything work as intended. - however, tying (manually)...
> When did you send the SIGUSR1? I only posted the profile output without any sigusr1 I can try this later. Though I am not sure how to send SIGUSR1...
the below is reasonably fast As far as I can tell the lag does not occur due to the `begin end loop`. this is on Windows: ``` Executing startup.jl... VERSION=1.11.2...