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Error Message Problem

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:26 am
by Bee-ruce2
Hi.I was working on a project in AS for around 5 days ..........every so often saving the project..........the last time I saved and quit AS. When I tried opening the project today I get an "error message" every time preventing me from opening the project again.(Read error at line 562.In code/Users/mclifton/Documents/Develop/lm_tree/app_moho/macos/../..lib_moho/animstring.cpp,line 67.) I'm wondering if anyone has any idea what this particular error/problem is and if theres any way to remedy it? Even if I was to redo the project......I'm wondering how likely it is the same problem will occur again......the idea of redoing 5 days work just to end up at the same place again is not pleasant. Thanks for any assistance.

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 11:55 am
by synthsin75
Files can get corrupted. It's always best practice to save several versions of a project and cycle each save through these. That way you lose a minimum of your work if something goes wrong.

Luckily most corrupted file are not a total loss. If you want to post it or PM me a link to it, I'll see how much of it I can save.

:wink:

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 7:53 pm
by Bee-ruce2
Thanks for the response. I PM'd you the AS file. I guess I'll have to be more conscientious and as you say duplicate files in the future. Would appreciate if theres anything you can do.Thanks.
P.S.- Is there some sort of list with explanations of each Error # somewhere that people that are unfamialiar with "code language" can consult to see what the error was and what went wrong in the project? In other words.....does each Error # represent a specific problem type.

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 8:56 pm
by synthsin75
Just PM'd you the fixed file. Some layer sorting was lost, but most of the animation should still be there. If you open the AS file with a text editor (like Notepad) that 'error at line 562' is the code line that the error is on. (I use Notepad2 that shows line numbers.)

So I just scroll down to that line and look around. A few of us have messed around in the file format enough to understand most of it.

:wink:

Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:36 am
by Bee-ruce2
Thanks very much for the help. Appreciate it. Definately saved me some time not having to redo it.