Thread: Sigil-1.9.1 Release
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Old 03-08-2022, 09:06 AM   #66
snarkophilus
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@kevinh Using text build 376 on Win 10 build 19043.1415, open a not small epub and
  1. type ctrl-f
  2. type <p
  3. hold down ctrl-g until Sigl crashes (approx 5-10 secoonds)

I have seen Sigil quit before once or twice before (many months ago) when doing some quick repeated ctrl-g but haven't been able to reproduce this. Seems like a simple search and press-and-hold ctrl-g is enough. When run from a cygwin command line which I've been able to capture some Sigil messages before, there are no diagnostic messages; the Sigil process just exits. If there's any debug options I can enable, let me know.

Not sure I'd consider this a show-stopper for the next release, but a) would be nice to fix now that I can reproduce, and b) you're having so much fun in the S&R code now.
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