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Hi! First time user, I just found this (pretty cool) tool and started using it right away.
I noticed a high CPU usage, which I think might be related to #17.
I'm using dpkg.log here as an example, but happen with other files too. When I do tl /var/log/dpkg.log, I have very low CPU usage and I can see the app normally, like this
However, if I do cat /var/log/dpkg.log | tl, I get a very VERY high cpu usage
Sorry the command is not fully displayed, but it definetly running tl here.
Also, I have to double ctrl+c to exit, which throws this error
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I have the same problem, double ctrl+c to exit, and the terminal will display inputs of my mouse, like this
I found add line sys.exit() in this function can fix this problem(exclude high cpu usage). I am a beginner of python, not really sure if this is the right modification.
Hi! First time user, I just found this (pretty cool) tool and started using it right away.
I noticed a high CPU usage, which I think might be related to #17.
I'm using
dpkg.log
here as an example, but happen with other files too. When I dotl /var/log/dpkg.log
, I have very low CPU usage and I can see the app normally, like thisHowever, if I do
cat /var/log/dpkg.log | tl
, I get a very VERY high cpu usageSorry the command is not fully displayed, but it definetly running
tl
here.Also, I have to double
ctrl+c
to exit, which throws this errorThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: