On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 01:09:06AM +0100, Kish Shen wrote: > I can't really check this as I am at home and I can only login > through Windows (at least I managed to get a vt100 window now).. > > >This happened to Karen Petrie the other day. She figured out that it had > >occurred because she had quit ECLiPSe by clicking on the "X" in the title > >bar while it was in the middle of running a query. In her case, she found > > I am a bit confused: if she had quit ECLiPSe, then why did she still have > the window with the missing interrupt button? She had quit ECLiPSe (by clicking on the "X"), and then started it again; it was the new ECLiPSe that was missing the interrupt button. > Also, what OS was she using? I seem to remember she had a Windows XP machine > in the Summer School. The error message refers to a command that should only > be executed with Unix, where we create a separate process for the interrupt > button. She was using Linux (RH 9 or something). > I have seen this error message on the Mac X11 version of tkeclipse only; and > it happens at startup as well, but only about half the time, and I have no > idea why it happens, or indeed why only half the time. I had thought it had > something to do with the beta version of X11 that we have for MacOS, but > if it is happening also on Linux, then it may be something else... Cheers, WarwickReceived on Thu Jun 19 12:37:04 2003
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