Re: [orca-list] seems that the --replace switch is not working in the latest orca

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

Hmm, I always used the kill command without the leading 'p' but then I had to include a process ID; does pill 
do the same thing but not need an explicit process ID? I guess I'm still learning new things even after this 
many years of using Unix based systems:).

On May 12, 2012, at 5:04 PM, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:

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> On 05/12/2012 12:52 PM, José Vilmar Estácio de Souza wrote:
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> > It happens all the time  I try to run the new orca. The orca that
> > was running before I start the new version stil in memory and I can
> > hear a double echo when I type in terminal.
>
> Well, I still cannot reproduce it. But in terms of the code, I was
> assuming success rather than waiting around to see if we were
> successful, and in your case we are not successful. So.... I just
> committed some changes to Orca master which will wait around -- and if
> it sees it was unsuccessful, it will try again and more forcefully. It
> was also print info to your debug.out, so if this change doesn't solve
> things, please send me a debug.out.
>
> Lastly, as a reminder: If it does not solve your problem, you should
> use pkill to kill Orca:
>
> * 'pkill orca' (if you would have done an orca -q/--quit)
> * 'pkill -9 orca' (if you would have done an orca -f/--forcequit)
>
> Thanks! Take care.
> - --joanie
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