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Originally Posted by ekaser
In general, they seem to delete leading space when turning italics ON and sometimes inserting an extraneous space when turning them OFF (usually when followed by punctuation).
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Unfortunatly you sometimes want no spaces between formatted and unformatted characters. The first character of the first sentence in a chapter can get all sorts of odd formatting.
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Originally Posted by ahi
Yes, yes... "Duh!", I know. But is there a way to increase Python's memory limit? My system can obviously take it... as less than a tenth of the swap is used before Python dies... so I'd really like to force Python to process these huge behemoths... even if it slows my system to a crawl for minutes or even hours.
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Check your shells ulimit command, it will be able to change the process limits.