Hi Benoit, 

Of Course others already have made good suggestions, but i have
something to add too:
1. You can still try to write a .cs file and pass it on the command
line. 
It will be executed on startup... but probably too late.
2. If you still know (and have) an image that your broken images was
derived from,
you can make a copy of that image and your .changes file with
corresponding names.
Then open this image and do 'recently logged changes' from the changes
menu.

Worked for me. Come back to me if it doesn't for you and I'll dig into
it again.

Hope this helps.
Torge
Benoit St-Jean wrote:
> 
> Is there any way to do the following :
> 
> 1)Start an image from a text file script.
> 2)File in a class definition and **overwrite** an
> existing class definition
> 3)Re-initialize the environment.
> 
> In a few words, I need to (ahem!) *fix* my image
> (obviously I have no backup!) because I broke
> something in class Color so the display is...  You
> kinda see!
> 
> In the worst case, is there any way to retrieve the
> changes from the .changes file from another image ?
> 
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