> When CafeTran stalls
Avoid stalling by increasing Java memory for CafeTran: https://cafetran.freshdesk.com/solution/articles/6000160241-slowing-down-or-exiting-unexpectedly
> How can I reopen a package properly, if not in the list?
Just reopen it via the New button or select the Open project... button in the Recent poject box of the Dashboard.
> Wouldn't it make sense to save a kind of "save settings & history step" before
No more steps to create a project. Simplicity is of paramount importance! Remember it is Cessna not 747.
> Open project...
It works. Just reselect the .sdlppx package file or .sdlxiff single file.
Indeed, I had used Open folder. The reselction of the sdlxliff does not make sense if you want to export the whole thing as a package (and the TM is missing then).
But again now the segments do not have the checked state they would have if I reopened the project "normally" from the list.
What about the 2nd point (CT seems to behave and save everything (in this case the settings on the
dashboard) differently depending on whether I choose (i) "Quit
CafeTran", (ii) "Close project" and then "Quit CafeTran" or (iii) the
red dot (Mac) or cross (Win). Is this only an impression, and if not,
how does the systematical approach for this work?)?
It saves the Dashboard settings at Exit/Quit.
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When CafeTran stalls, it does not have saved neither its last project as an entry nor the last settings on t he dashboard.
Wouldn't it make sense to save a kind of "save settings & history step" before, when or after opening a new project (any project)?
This is rather annoying when working on Studio packages. How can I reopen a package properly, if not in the list? The fastest solution up to now is to reopen the package and pretranslate, but this is not an ideal solution (and it works only because I have my TM co-running, not only the Studio TM).
In this context:
CT seems to behave and save everything (in this case the settings on the dashboard) differently depending on whether I choose (i) "Quit CafeTran", (ii) "Close project" and then "Quit CafeTran" or (iii) the red dot (Mac) or cross (Win). Is this only an impression, and if not, how does the systematical approach for this work?