SharpDevelop Update...
Well, it seems I killed SharpDevelop. At the moment any attempt within the system to use intellisense blows the application up. I was opening and looking at files before it happened. I don't think I altered anything, but I'm in the process of re-installing it and trying it again. I really like the application and I really don't want to cop out and use Visual Studio Express 2010.
Well a reinstall did nothing. I will reboot my computer, reinstall and try again. I will also try it with another project. It may just be that one project which is broken. Either way... I'm saddened by this :(
OK Problem found. I was looking at the code snippets earlier and I started one, but left it blank... seems I corrupted the file when I did that. Can't find where they are stored. Digging into the source code to try and fix it.
Success! Sort of. I had the code that loads the snippets load the default every time. Then went in saved the snippets and re-installed the application. Still no clue where those damn things are stored, but happy that they are working now :). May submit this as a bug to the team there, easy solution would be to either catch trying to save a broken snippet or throw a try/catch block around the load and using the default if it fails... perhaps with a prompt to overwrite.
Cheers,
Alex.
Well a reinstall did nothing. I will reboot my computer, reinstall and try again. I will also try it with another project. It may just be that one project which is broken. Either way... I'm saddened by this :(
OK Problem found. I was looking at the code snippets earlier and I started one, but left it blank... seems I corrupted the file when I did that. Can't find where they are stored. Digging into the source code to try and fix it.
Success! Sort of. I had the code that loads the snippets load the default every time. Then went in saved the snippets and re-installed the application. Still no clue where those damn things are stored, but happy that they are working now :). May submit this as a bug to the team there, easy solution would be to either catch trying to save a broken snippet or throw a try/catch block around the load and using the default if it fails... perhaps with a prompt to overwrite.
Cheers,
Alex.
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