# Is this behaviour, producing OutputSizeLimitDumpencapsulateOutput, a bug?

Bug introduced in 6.0.0 and fixed in 11.0

The input

inequalities = {Y[5], Y[7], Y[9], Y[10],
155 + 27 Y[5] - 13 Y[7] - 65 Y[9] - 13 Y[10], 162 - 27 Y[5],
45 - 9 Y[7] + 43 Y[9] + 12 Y[10], 374 + 105 Y[9] - 51 Y[10],
1288 + 23 Y[7] - 759 Y[9] + 3 Y[10], 1 + Y[7] - Y[9] + Y[10],
3 + 3 Y[7] + 4 Y[9] - 2 Y[10]}

ToRules[
Reduce[# >= 0 & /@ inequalities, Variables[inequalities], Integers]]


produces for me (MMA 10.0.1.0 on OS X) output beginning with OutputSizeLimitDumpencapsulateOutput.

Presumably this is a bug in Mathematica.

Is it fixed in a newer version? Is there a good workaround?

• Same result, 9.0.1 Windows. Setting "Maximum output size before truncation" in evaluation options in preferences seems to stop the error. – ciao Jul 30 '15 at 0:11
• BTW, I meant setting it to some large enough value, or 0 (infinity). You can use the Preferences menu, or do directly in the notebook (or a block to make it temporary) using SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], OutputSizeLimit -> ...] or use \$OutputSizeLimit directly... – ciao Jul 30 '15 at 0:22
• It seems the output size limiting code is getting confused by the Sequence head (simpler example: Sequence @@ ConstantArray[0, 1*^5]), for a workaround perhaps use {ToRules[...]}. – ilian Jul 30 '15 at 1:23
• I observe the same behavior with v8.0.4 on Win7 x64. – Alexey Popkov Jul 30 '15 at 7:42
• Reported internally as a bug. Thank you! – ilian Aug 2 '15 at 22:58