Descriptive Problem Summary:
So far, I can only describe the problem. Since I've upgraded, I've been sporadically receiving compilation errors, something to the effect of, 'Unable to read file " "'. Upon double clicking the line, I'll find that a few of the files in the DME are replaced by " ". It will soon after crash.
The only thing that I can see that seems to coincide with the crashes is the use of Find/Replace a short time before the error.
I'll report back if I find out anything else.
ID:1375523
Sep 12 2013, 11:07 pm
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Sep 12 2013, 11:07 pm
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Ditto.
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I have pinned down a portion of this issue, I do believe. Closing a tab causes the reference in the DME file to change to:
#include ""
The reason that I associated this with Find/Replace is that I was searching for things in a project, finding and opening new tabs, and closing them when I was done. |
Rats. I ran into this yesterday but I was experiencing system flakiness at the time and assumed that was the issue. This has to be related to my fix for deleted files. I'll clear it up.
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In response to Lummox JR
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Lummox JR wrote:
This has to be related to my fix for deleted files.Sorry. |
Lummox JR resolved issue with message:
Closing tabs caused subsequent compilation problems. |
It seem that using Find/Replace and searching "All Files" or "Included Files" causes the same issue. Pretty much every file reference in the DME turns to #include "".
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I experience "Unable to read" while trying to Jump to a line/file by clicking a message in the lower output pane, after doing a Find All. It doesn't happen to all the lines, though. Crashes immediately after I click "OK".
Edit: Some crash reports, if they help: Faulting application name: dreammaker.exe, version: 4.0.500.1205, time stamp: 0x52329933 Faulting application name: dreammaker.exe, version: 4.0.500.1205, time stamp: 0x52329933 The faulting offset for the second one appears most often, the first one only appeared once. Same thing, involving Find All. Edit #2: Seems to be related to the tab thing; so, if that's fixed, nevermind! |