Actually, there *is* such a tool -- Hunter Kelley's nifty feature 
that lets you directly open a changelist browser on the changes log 
(as far back as you designate) of another image's changes file.

Just point a FileList at any .changes file, and choose "recent 
changes" from the button pane or from the menu.

This enhancement entered Squeak 3.3a in July, and will obtain fresh 
life in Squeak 3.4a, any day now...

Cheers,

   -- Scott


At 1:21 PM +0100 11/7/02, Torge.Husfeldt wrote:
>On the other hand, it wouldn't hurt to have a tool that helps you out
>finding stuff in change files belonging to dead image files.


Am 06.11.2002 11:59:38 schrieb "Lic. Edgar J. De Cleene" 
<edgardec2001 at yahoo.com.ar>:

>I wish beg you if possible add two features.
>
>2) One "rescue changes " feature. When I hang Squeak, I use Bbedit 5.0 (I
>have Mac, don't know equivalent soft in Windows / Lixux) for externally
>browse to end of file, and reverse find QUIT and SNAPSHOT from previous
>saves.
>Manually select lost code and copy / paste again in Squeak.
>
>If extending your code we can do recovering inside Squeak, sure many
>beginners like me send you VERY THANKS.