[squeak-dev] Re: Can I sneak in a Monticello save into this running image?

Andreas Raab andreas.raab at gmx.de
Thu Jul 24 06:37:05 UTC 2008


There is no direct way to do this. However, you can try a few other 
things: First thing to try is to hit Alt-. (Alt-Period, Alt-Dot) and see 
if your image reacts to it. It usually should. If not, press F2, go to 
"Debug Options" and choose "Dump call stack". This should tell you what 
is going wrong in your image - sometimes this allows you to fix things 
externally (by deleting files that will cause a notifier etc). If not, 
quit the image, start it anew, go to the world menu, "changes..." and 
"recently logged changes...". This allows you to recover your changes. 
And if your image is toast, start another one, go to the file list, 
select the other changes file and "recent changes" to see the last 
changes. One of these should be able to help you along.

Cheers,
   - Andreas

itsme213 wrote:
> I've got my image in some loop, quite unresponsive (XP) and 100% CPU. If I 
> try to close the window I get the "quit squeak without saving" dialog, and 
> (presumably due to some UI thread blocking on the dialog) CPU drops to 0.
> 
> In this state is there any way to sneak in a Monticello save of my working 
> package?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Sophie 
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