Recover a Script
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It can happens that an issue in the code make it crash before the post-process
step, but after the call to the **htrdr-planets** has been executed. In this
scenario, do not panic, you don't have to restart all the calculation ! When a
script terminates, all the information are stored in a binary file within the
**outputs_{name}** repository. The name given to that file is written in the
standard output right after its creation. Otherwise, the name follows this
structure::

    {type of script}_{htrdrPy.Data name}_{htrdrPy.Script name}.bin

Once you located the file, in a new python code (or jupyter notebook), you can
load it with :py:func:`.loadScript`::

    scriptSp = htrdr.loadScript("outputs_Sphere/reflectanceSpectrum_Sphere_Spectrum.bin")

This will load the the instance of :py:class:`.Script` that was created in the
previous example (c.f. :ref:`spectra-example`). You can now restart the
post-process::

    htrdr.Postprocess(scriptSp)