Prevent exception in macOS with large output. #43
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See PR vxgmichel#42. On macOS 10.14, running a command in apython that produces a lot of output (such as `help(str)`) causes `BlockingIOError` to be raised by the call to `dest.flush()` in the `wrap` function of `rlwrap.py`. Some unknown force is setting `O_NONBLOCK` on the file descriptor.
vxgmichel
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Feb 10, 2019
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Also please let me know if you need a new release :) |
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A new release would be nice, at the moment I'm working around this by echoing large strings to a file/piping to the clipboard as the console will crash every time otherwise. This is also affecting iTerm2 on macOS 10.13 as well, by the way - it's not limited to just the latest macOS. |
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See issue #42.
On macOS 10.14, running a command in apython that produces a
lot of output (such as
help(str)) causesBlockingIOErrorto be raised by the call to
dest.flush()in thewrapfunction of
rlwrap.py. Some unknown force is settingO_NONBLOCKon the file descriptor.