CGContextClosePath: no current point. - 08/20/13 07:23 AM
I frequently find messages such as these in Console/Console Messages:
8/17/13 7:55:35 PM [0x0-0x6fe6fe].com.apple.Safari[72821] Sat Aug 17 19:55:35 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local WebProcess[72822] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(3,094 messages in 13 seconds)
8/17/13 9:38:32 PM [0x0-0x754754].com.apple.Preview[88399] Sat Aug 17 21:38:32 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local Preview[88399] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(624messages in 4 minutes 30 seconds)
8/17/13 9:34:04 PM com.apple.Finder[57392] Sat Aug 17 21:34:04 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local Finder[57392] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(32 messages in 4 seconds)
"CGContextClosePath: no current point" messages have been a regular thing for long enough that I can't remember when they began appearing, and although I haven't particularly paid attention to which apps have generated them in the past (Safari and Preview seem familiar, but Finder doesn't ring a bell.), I'm sure I've never seen anything like that Safari barrage .
I've searched and haven't found another instance of this behavior other than as respects programming except for one thread in which a kext left over from Tiger bollixed up AirPort cards in Leopard.
Anybody got any ideas?
Thanks.
8/17/13 7:55:35 PM [0x0-0x6fe6fe].com.apple.Safari[72821] Sat Aug 17 19:55:35 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local WebProcess[72822] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(3,094 messages in 13 seconds)
8/17/13 9:38:32 PM [0x0-0x754754].com.apple.Preview[88399] Sat Aug 17 21:38:32 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local Preview[88399] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(624messages in 4 minutes 30 seconds)
8/17/13 9:34:04 PM com.apple.Finder[57392] Sat Aug 17 21:34:04 Artie-Schlesingers-MacBook-Pro.local Finder[57392] <Error>: CGContextClosePath: no current point.
(32 messages in 4 seconds)
"CGContextClosePath: no current point" messages have been a regular thing for long enough that I can't remember when they began appearing, and although I haven't particularly paid attention to which apps have generated them in the past (Safari and Preview seem familiar, but Finder doesn't ring a bell.), I'm sure I've never seen anything like that Safari barrage .
I've searched and haven't found another instance of this behavior other than as respects programming except for one thread in which a kext left over from Tiger bollixed up AirPort cards in Leopard.
Anybody got any ideas?
Thanks.