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LogExpert 1.9.0 on Windows 10.
I don't remember having this on 1.7.x and I skipped over 1.8.x, so not sure about that.
Happens with both local and network files. These files are always static when I view them.
The application I support sometimes includes inline XML in its logs and these lines can get very long (3000+ characters is not unusual). I've found that LE becomes very slow when working with these files.
I thought it was the XML initially, but I generated a line of 3000 random characters as a test. I copy/pasted this 50x and saved it as a text file of 147KB. When I tried to open it with LE, the CPU pegged and after several minutes I had to kill the process.
However, if I edit that file and insert a newline every 50 characters, the file size increases just slightly to 153KB, but I can open it with LE without issue.
It seems to be the line length rather than the content. The more long lines there are, the worse the performance gets.
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LogExpert 1.9.0 on Windows 10.
I don't remember having this on 1.7.x and I skipped over 1.8.x, so not sure about that.
Happens with both local and network files. These files are always static when I view them.
The application I support sometimes includes inline XML in its logs and these lines can get very long (3000+ characters is not unusual). I've found that LE becomes very slow when working with these files.
I thought it was the XML initially, but I generated a line of 3000 random characters as a test. I copy/pasted this 50x and saved it as a text file of 147KB. When I tried to open it with LE, the CPU pegged and after several minutes I had to kill the process.
However, if I edit that file and insert a newline every 50 characters, the file size increases just slightly to 153KB, but I can open it with LE without issue.
It seems to be the line length rather than the content. The more long lines there are, the worse the performance gets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: