oops, I was just irritated
Now I understand, what happens, how to recover,
and what may be improved to not irritate the user.
> so could you be more precise?
>
1. pasted 1 st block.
2. evaluates 1st block
3. pasted block 2
4 clicked on evaluate of block 2
Since I was able to click on 'e
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 6:36 AM, Jakob Kroeker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we experience that after evaluating an infinite loop (with or without
> truncated output)
> the notebook stops working correctly. Example:
It's impossible to ever "evaluate an infinite loop", so could you be
more precise?
I'm gues
Hello,
we experience that after evaluating an infinite loop (with or without
truncated output)
the notebook stops working correctly. Example:
first evaluate block:
i = 100
while i>1:
print 5
or
i = 100
while i>1:
pass
second evaluate block
i = 5
print i
# i is not printed
Is t
