Text Entry Length Limit
Quote from rcohen on December 13, 2022, 1:52 amI could have sworn we had a discussion of this nature once before but I have spent some time searching for that thread and couldn't. So please excuse me for asking again, here.
I have a text entry object, set to multi-line and no restrictions set.
I have lists I wish to process that are 150K lines, and longer.
The variables are all processing the entire file from variable, so I know it's not a memory thing, and when I save the data all the lines remain in tact, written to the new file.
However, the object itself truncates at some point (I haven't take the time to figure out exactly where yet) but it's only a fraction of the entire file that it will display.
Is there a solution to this?
Thanks
I could have sworn we had a discussion of this nature once before but I have spent some time searching for that thread and couldn't. So please excuse me for asking again, here.
I have a text entry object, set to multi-line and no restrictions set.
I have lists I wish to process that are 150K lines, and longer.
The variables are all processing the entire file from variable, so I know it's not a memory thing, and when I save the data all the lines remain in tact, written to the new file.
However, the object itself truncates at some point (I haven't take the time to figure out exactly where yet) but it's only a fraction of the entire file that it will display.
Is there a solution to this?
Thanks
Quote from Vadim on December 13, 2022, 7:09 am@rcohen
I have not encountered this problem, but maybe the object update command will help?
RefreshObject
I have not encountered this problem, but maybe the object update command will help?
RefreshObject
Quote from HPW on December 13, 2022, 8:32 amYour thread here may help:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/variable-size-limit
Regards
Your thread here may help:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/variable-size-limit
Regards
Quote from rcohen on December 13, 2022, 11:13 pm@vadim yes, I tried that, and tried a bunch of things.... but it WAS the setting that Han's points out in the other thread. ;-0 Sometimes the obvious alludes us. And it seems, the older I get, the more it alludes ;-)
@hpw THANK YOU that was the thread I was searching for and couldn't find. That solved the issue ;-)Thank you all!!!
@vadim yes, I tried that, and tried a bunch of things.... but it WAS the setting that Han's points out in the other thread. ;-0 Sometimes the obvious alludes us. And it seems, the older I get, the more it alludes ;-)