Hi Andreas!

   > The one thing, that really annoys me is that squeak won't interrupt on
   > CTRL-C. If I get stuck in an endless loop I have to kill the squeak
   > process, restart squeak and replay the changes.

   Use Alt-. (period) or redefine it by using InputSensor>>setInterruptKey:
   e.g.,

     Sensor setInterruptKey: 16r263

   should give you the desired Ctrl-C interrupt key.

Which it doesn't, but thanks for the pointer to InputSensor. I will
try to figure out which value needs to be set here to get CTRL-C
working.
My first naive attempt was to do a

   Sensor setInterruptKey: (TextConstants at: #CtrlC)

which didn't work either. I guess this is because of the difference of
charctercodes and keycodes, isn't it?

Alex.

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