Version: unspecified OS: Linux When mouse hovering over a file that has 19k lines, the information panel says it has only 1158 lines, which is incorrect Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: na Actual Results: na Expected Results: na na
I guess this is because of the 64k limit to speed up collecting meta data.
I can reproduce this on KDE SC 4.9RC1. If this is indeed caused by a 64k limit, then Dolphin should either: not display the amount of lines, or show "Over X amount of lines". Showing an incorrect number is not useful.
Resetting assignee to default as per bug #305719
Still happening in Dolphin 2.1. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open Dolphin in a testing folder, and open the terminal (F4). 2. Run: for line in {1..20000}; do echo $line >> file.txt; done; 3. Hover the file with the cursor, and check what the Information panel says. Expected results: The number of lines should be 20000. Actual results: The number of lines is wrong. In my case, it always shows 12774 lines when the file has more lines than those, for those or less lines it works.
Yes, I can confirm. Christoph's assumption is probably right - note that the number of lines shown gets smaller if you modify Adriáns bash-loop such that each line has more text. I also agree with comment 2.
With 4.10 the file size limit if 5 mb. If the file is larger than 5 mb then the line count is not shown.