You could enable QuickEdit Mode in the command window options, and then
click anywhere to start highlighting text. Right clicking on the menu
title bar > Edit > Mark and then highlight some text may also do the
trick without having to enable QuickEdit Mode, but I am unsure. If you
are on Windows 10 this is probably enabled by default.
In my experience that has locked up / paused execution of a simulator so
long as there is text highlighted. Press enter to get out of edit mode
and to let sim execution resume.
Or you could try the Pause/Break key on your keyboard while you have the
sim console active; and then press enter to let execution continue. This
may or may not terminate OS though.
On 9/12/2020 7:45 AM, Sara Payne wrote:
I realise this might be slightly unusual, but I wonder if anyone knows of a
definitive way to make a simulator freeze/lock without the process actually
terminating?
I just added a bit to my monitoring and want to check it is being correctly
identified.
Kind regards
Sara
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