[MacPorts] #52682: gpredict @1.3.2: Runnin 100% CPU after `killall`

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#52682: gpredict @1.3.2: Runnin 100% CPU after `killall`
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  Reporter:  rubendibattista  |      Owner:  macports-tickets@…
      Type:  defect           |     Status:  closed
  Priority:  Normal           |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports            |    Version:  2.3.4
Resolution:  worksforme       |   Keywords:
      Port:  gpredict         |
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Changes (by mf2k):

 * status:  new => closed
 * resolution:   => worksforme


Old description:

> Hello,
> I installed gpredict on my MBP (10.11.6). It was working fine. Then I
> created a new visualization module and filled it with satellites. It
> froze (don't know the actual reason, maybe wrong parameters of the ground
> station). So I killed gpredict {{{killall -KILL gpredict}}}. Now
> everytime I run {{{gpredict}}} it runs 100% CPU and the GUI is not
> showing up.
>
> What I tried:
> 1) Uninstall, Clean, Install
> 2) Reboot
> 3) Update X11 (2.7.10)
> 4) Update Ports
>
> Could be that there is some file where the visualization module is saved
> and it keeps trying to load it. Where does gpredict save visualization
> modules?

New description:

 Hello,
 I installed gpredict on my MBP (10.11.6). It was working fine. Then I
 created a new visualization module and filled it with satellites. It froze
 (don't know the actual reason, maybe wrong parameters of the ground
 station). So I killed gpredict {{{killall -KILL gpredict}}}. Now everytime
 I run {{{gpredict}}} it runs 100% CPU and the GUI is not showing up.

 What I tried:
 1. Uninstall, Clean, Install
 1. Reboot
 1. Update X11 (2.7.10)
 1. Update Ports

 Could be that there is some file where the visualization module is saved
 and it keeps trying to load it. Where does gpredict save visualization
 modules?

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