I copied and pasted the code of a friend into my xcode C project, ran it to see where he went wrong and then closed it, after i had given him the solution. Unfortunately, i did all that in my own project. I thought everything would be fine, as i didn't save his code into my project, but when i opened my project later, i realized i had permanently replaced my code with his. Is there any option to retrieve mine ?
I tried finding an earlier build/version in xcode and in the folder, where i store everything i do, but nothing about any older versions shows up.
From the Xcode menu on top, click preferences, select the locations tab, look at the build location option.
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Using Eclipse Photon and the newest version of the Codename One plugin, I have an issue where I create a new project and then create a GuiBuilder form inside that project, but when right clicking on that form I do not see any of the Codename One specific options I should be seeing, like the Guibuilder option. So I can't open the form in the Guibuilder.
This is happening in a 36 seat computer lab, but not on my office machine. Any ideas what might be going wrong in the lab?
If anyone else has this same issue, as Shai suggested, it had to do with where the Eclipse workspace was located. In my case I had it on the lab desktop.
There were spaces in the path, but even removing those did not solve the problem if the workspace was on the desktop. When I moved the workspace to the user folder, all started working as I would expect it to work.
There might be an issue with the length of the workspace path, along with special characters. Regardless, relocating the workspace to c:\users\win10\workspace solved the issue for the lab computers.
Strange issue I'm having and I want to know what to do to fix it without compromising project integrity.
I have a CN1 project in Intellij (v 2017.1.4) that I started a long time ago. The other day I started a new CN1 project to try out something new. It pulled down the latest CN1 libs (the properties file says version 174 is the libVersion) and worked fine for testing.
Now I open my original project and the CodenameOne functions are all greyed out (projectLibs version in the properties file is 159). The icon on the context menu and menu-bar are greyed out. The plugin is up to date (3.7.2). I see no messages or errors in the IntelliJ "messages" section.
I am assuming that the new project and libs re-wrote something common to both projects and now the old project can't even start the plugin to let it pull down new libs... In experimenting, I went to my home directory ~/.cn1Settings and renamed the "CN1Preferences" file so that the project would have to create a new one. When I opened the project it DID create a new one and the plugin was working.
So here's the big question: If I abandon my old CN1Preferences file, what settings/customizations in that file am I walking away from and will I need to make sure I set correctly again to ensure my project works as it should and doesn't have any hard to debug issues?
This is probably an issue of keeping two windows concurrently, try closing both projects and opening only one at a time. There is an issue with detecting the correct project in the IntelliJ/IDEA plugin
If I enable the Out of Browser application setting, the application doesn't run, doesn't even debug. Visual Studio compiles the app, switches to Debug layout but ends immediately.
Any ideas?
Created a new Silverlight project and moved all the files to the new one. Now it works without problems. I have no explanation for this but it worked!
Have you done steps mentioned in these 2 links?
http://johnpapa.net/10-steps-to-debug-silverlight-out-of-browser-applications-without-attaching
http://indiandotnet.wordpress.com/2011/01/10/silverlight-out-of-browser-application-oob-apps-in-simple-steps/
For anyone else coming across this problem, I also just had this occur. I followed Elodie's suggestion and created a new project and doing folder comparisons. Eventually it came down to an InBrowserSettings xml file. It was fixed by manually editing the .csproj file to remove the reference to that file and then deleting it from the Properties folder.
I've got a problem with Silverlight, or maybe more with VS2010 Ultimate. I was fooling around playing with it, when in one moment a fix that I wrote didn't fix anything. Investigating why I found out that VS is not running the new version which it just compiled, but rather an old version of application - that's why my changes don't affect it. How to fix it, and what can be the source of the problem? Maybe project configuration file got corrupted or there's something wrong with ASP.NET dev server?
Have you look at the output window? Sometimes it gives errors that aren't listed in the Error List.
Side note: I didn't see you mentioning extra libraries, but I've had this happen when a change I was making in a library wasn't reflected in another Silverlight application. For whatever reason, when I was adding a reference to the library it was copying it to the debug directory of my project and only using that version (Specific Version was off). if you're using custom libraries, you can try deleting the references and re-adding them (this works, a more permanent solution is to add the library to the solution and add it as a project reference).
I've resolved the problem which I had. The thing I did is just painfully simple - I cleared browser's cache :P
In VS 2008, I used to be able to create a file on the file system (like a .cpp file, for example), and then I could click the refresh button in VS and the file would show up. I have "Show All Files" checked. Note by "create a file on the filesystem" here, I mean like going out to windows explorer and creating a new file, in other words, outside of the IDE.
However, in VS 2010, this doesn't work. I have to close and re-open the solution or it won't see the file, even if I click the refresh button. I realize I can add the file through "Add New Item" and that works fine, but I use the technique above when competing in programming contests, that is, I have a separate tool which creates the file on the file system, and then I can just refresh the file list in VS and see it.
It's not a showstopper, but it's pretty annoying nonetheless. Just wondered if anyone knew a workaround for it. It's a C++ project I'm working with.
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Also, this problem seems to be isolated to C++ projects, I just tried it with a C# console app and the refresh works ok.
EDIT2
I put an issue for this on the Microsoft connect site. I don't know if it will get any response, but I figured it's worth a shot. Here's the link.
The only time I've ever seen "refresh" do this is in web site projects.. and I found it annoying that it would automatically include stuff ;).
In web apps, which is now the default, you have to click on the Show Hidden Files icon, then right click on the new file and say "include in project"
I put an issue for this on the Microsoft connect site (see EDIT2) in original question for details. MS has acknowledged that they can duplicate the problem, so hopefully they will resolve it in SP1. It does seem to be a bug.