Python print() doesn't work well.

[Independent-X]

There was a mistake in my formal issue#3772.

Python print() will be buggy if I use execute command

py "%f"

and print too many rows at one time.

Bug Example

For example, the picture below shows the output of

for i in range(40):
	print(i,"test test test")

Execute with geany's execute button:

Type the execute command in cmd.exe:

#System Version
Windows 11 22H2
Version 10.0.22621.3296
Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22687.1000.0

Originally posted by @Independent-X in #3772 (comment)

[elextr]

Geany just starts the program, it actually runs as a separate process entirely under windows so this has nothing to do with Geany and there is nothing we can do to change the behaviour. Perhaps look on Windows forums I think I have seen reference to something similar elsewhere.

[eht16]

I cannot reproduce this (similar to #3772).

Either it is related to Windows 11 vs my Windows 7 or some settings. But as @elextr said, Geany just starts the configured command.