[oXygen-user] Any way to recover in-memory files?

[Robert Leif]

I have had a similar experience with schemas that imported 10 or so schemas.
When I reduced the amount of code and commented out 5 import elements, the
Saxon-EE 9.4.0.3 for xsd1.1 validator worked and the CPU dropped down to
minimum usage. Since XSD allows schemas to call each other, I would not be
surprised if this was part of the problem. I am running the latest upgrade
of the 64 bit version of the oXygen editor.
Bob Leif

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Subject: [oXygen-user] Any way to recover in-memory files?

oXygen users,

I'm running oXygen 13.2 on a Mac. I was in the middle of editing a long XML
file and did a global search-and-replace that had the effect of creating
ill-formed XML. Now oXygen is spinning endlessly, running one core at 100%
CPU, apparently trying to parse the file.

I was also editing some XQuery code in a couple of tabs that I had not saved
to disk yet. oXygen won't let me open those tabs as it is trying to complete
its Find/Replace. Any ideas on how I can retrieve the code? If I force-quit
the oXygen process, would the data be written anywhere that it could be
retrieved?

this is not mission-critical but if there is a way to retrieve the content
it would be nice.

DS


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