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Briman0094
I have been having a bad VS day today, and this includes my latest problem:
I was working on a project and then went to rebuild it. I then started to edit a file and it said "Cannot currently modify this text in the editor. It is read-only." I noticed that it was still building, even though it didn't have any indication (No output window text, no "Build started..." at the bottom, etc.) except for the little animated icon. I tried to cancel the build using Build -> Cancel Build but it didn't work. I tried closing Visual Studio, but it froze and then a little while later popped up a message that said I had to wait for the build to finish in order to close the solution. I then went into task manager (the build had been running for a good 2-and-a-half to 3 minutes now) and terminated "devenv.exe". I started it back up and edited the code. I tried to build it, and it froze again. Now I shut down my computer thinking, "Oh, its just something stuck in RAM. It'll clear it when I reboot." I was wrong. Still the same problem. I tried moving the code files (and code files alone) into another folder and making a new project. It built fine once and ran fine once, and now the new project has the same symptoms!
Another little symptom I thought I'd mention is that now the cursor blinky-thing in the text editor is stuck, and only stays solid. Grrrr. Anybody got any ideas to fix this (these, if you count the cursor) problems?
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