Just encountered this one myself... I deleted the project for now, and am about to try and recreate to see if error continues...
It occurred in FB 2.0.1 standalone, and doesn't occur in FB3 or FB 2.0.1plugin. It's a library project which points to the Cairngorm swc... I'll re-post with results of 2nd try. Brendan On 8/16/07, Carlos Rovira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yes. I found that one a few months ago. I spend a whole day creating a > Cairngorm project > ( I don't remebeber the versión...maybe 2.0). As soon as I created the > project, something was corrupted and I had to delete the project to be able > to continue working with Eclipse and Flex Builder. I do it a lot of times > and finaly donwload the .swc and use it. I think this was on 2.0, with > 2.0.1 I think I didn't find this problem. Last time I create a lib project > all went ok, but maybe still there's some issues with lib projects. > > 2007/8/16, simonjpalmer < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > I have a Flex Library project which has a dependency on some other swc > > libraries. Everything is fine up until I include those libraries in > > the library path. During the Eclipse/FB session in which I include > > them everything is fine, but if I exit the workbenck I cannot get back > > in again because Eclipse crashes with a StackOverflow. > > > > If I hack the .actioScriptProperties file and remove or comment out > > the library path references the project opens again, however I then > > seem to have got into an indeterminate state because Eclipse now > > throws a different error when I open the project properties window > > (where you set the library path). Looking in the .log for the > > workbench that seems to be a null pointer exception. > > > > I cannot recover my project from here. I have had to move the source, > > delete the project and re-create it from scratch. Obvuiously this is > > not a tenable situation and means that for all proactical purposes I > > cannot develop swc libraries. > > > > Has anyone else encountered this? > > > > Thanks > > Simon > > > > > > > -- > ::| Carlos Rovira > ::| http://www.carlosrovira.com > ::| http://www.madeinflex.com > > > -- Brendan Meutzner http://www.meutzner.com/blog/
