[1.1.0] OS X 10.10: Slow down caused by Images of screen being generated and saved in images folder???

What is the question?

The question is, is this normal behavior for sikuli to take that many full screen screen shots during script execution? Could it be the cause or the progressive slow down of sikuli? If so then is it attributed to anything in my script?

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I know that some temporary images are being created during runtime. They are being deleted however when the script is finished. DO you mean that those images remain after the script is done?
If yes, can you share their names and location?

Thanks

There currently is a problem with OS X 10.10.x and definitely Java 8 when running scripts from the IDE, that last longer than 60 seconds after the first mouse or keyboard action. there are delays of some ten seconds until the next click happens.

see bug 1447096

BTW: I would really be interested what images you are talking about.
If they are in the temp folder, then they should only exist during run and auto deleted when the IDE ends (in fact when the JVM ends). But in general even intermediate files of some MB are handled within some 10 milliseconds and do not lead to slowdowns.

No they are getting deleted after run. I think my question was clear.

> On Apr 23, 2015, at 11:16 PM, Eugene S <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Eugene S proposed the following answer:
> I know that some temporary images are being created during runtime. They are being deleted however when the script is finished. DO you mean that those images remain after the script is done?
> If yes, can you share their names and location?
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> Thanks
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Thank you, that sounds like my problem. the slow downs seem to be progressive and I can wait for 2 min or more for an action.

> On Apr 23, 2015, at 11:36 PM, RaiMan <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Your question #265782 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/265782
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> RaiMan proposed the following answer:
> There currently is a problem with OS X 10.10.x and definitely Java 8
> when running scripts from the IDE, that last longer than 60 seconds
> after the first mouse or keyboard action. there are delays of some ten
> seconds until the next click happens.
>
> see bug 1447096
>
> BTW: I would really be interested what images you are talking about.
> If they are in the temp folder, then they should only exist during run and auto deleted when the IDE ends (in fact when the JVM ends). But in general even intermediate files of some MB are handled within some 10 milliseconds and do not lead to slowdowns.
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Thank you

I did and it runs fine when run from shell