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I just noticed that the worksheet may be keeping wasting cycles even if the output cut-off limit has been reached. This should be avoided.
For instance, take the following worksheet source:
object asd { lazy val fibs = { def f(a:Int,b:Int):Stream[Int] = a #:: f(b,a+b) f(0,1) } //> fibs : Stream[Int] = <lazy> fibs.drop(100).foreach(println) }
And you will notice that the right scroll keeps being pushed to the bottom...
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I just noticed that the worksheet may be keeping wasting cycles even if the output cut-off limit has been reached. This should be avoided.
For instance, take the following worksheet source:
And you will notice that the right scroll keeps being pushed to the bottom...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: