Very interesting thought came to my mind, as a result of this post, Christopher. Potentially interesting and I think worth a consideration.

You are talking about an 22392: HWGround object and it clicked. Digital circuitry. Is this a negative ground object? What does *that* mean, a ground? It’s an electrical circuit, stupid.

Hurumpf, does that mean we can cause objects to shortToGriund and force garbage collection by #vmbexomeForeward: to nil? Are there the analog (^,^) to a ground circuit, in Squeak? Why not? 

Does this make any sense, have utility, along with a Squeak System Monitor displaying the image thermodynamics of Pressure, Volume & Temperature? 

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On Dec 23, 2022, at 16:14, Christopher Becker <cb627hf@gmail.com> wrote:



Thanks for your suggestion!

I am selecting random pointers to chase and getting this in almost all of the results:

globals: Environment

declarations: IdentityDictionary

#ActiveWorld -> PasteUpMorph

submorphs: Array

6: PluggableSystemWindow (3168378)

submorphs: Array

3: PluggableTreeMorph (1993854)

scroller: TransformMorph (3408406)

submorphs: Array

3: IndentingListItemMorph (2996756)

complexContents: PointerExplorerWrapper

item: Association

value: Array

... and the last entry in the list is an object that is a subclass of the HWEntity class, like:

22392: HWGround.

Does this mean that my objects are being held onto by user interface objects? My UI elements are no longer being displayed so I don't know how this can be the case.

Thanks again!

Chris